The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, January 14, 1859, Image 3

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fajaU'u.sprtf >? .completing' ito Tetoaioderfyy.-'V'-i “’ r y
BoediWdx&rtpersbufltare,, Wd’i gaits ‘ from .northr of
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T^b^nt&tement.la verified by -the db^4i[Wtfn*. of
tod-Ab]toi^i' pre?jaent ead, seMOtMT or
The follpiior Vubrnitted'A' &#.' i^htem'eht'
from' the TMrt^reet^lK*^. The en
tlr» cMt’of the ibid' is $l§B,9SB" J - f ". ■"’.;
ai f*r u Completed;.;.. .. .$94,192 45,
■Barreys,,.,,rM,.*« '\1.020 00
Sundries.. 1,489 00,
Pa;d7o*7<3l«cat <6t obi home khd cehloies;* 41.12* 00
p*fd Joh»,P*tt«ry “;/:.y \“ . *,« 3.20000
)V; M ,‘ *“ , T 1*650 00'
Pad%Vaa sxtf« ’ ‘** ' ••' 1,888 00
pAtd’SQlMttfrt:* <r \* (l • 0 7T5 CO.
Feldtt*^U;&47W
Paid fqr.ca'rahulltansL being built* 11,984 00,
for.depot ht NorriS’afcd.’V ,V. x
Tbitft BjreeWj pdld on a immberbfe'rticie*'' •'.'
noVeaUrt4Ur.vr..v,wVV.,^vf..:. i .;.^-,1^2 1 116,00\
v ;,
A v commdiilt‘a\lori , wiß'TMflWed' frnWthetrusters oT
the city ice-boat, desiring the transfer of.certaiaftsi&s/
‘SohuylkllJ, pbUtu
eppT9P*d4tten'tdlnW«a’»b'’|Wls efflel4aey*fjs, »\" ’ *
One asking tbaf'wV&cdrderahiejbo ippblnted'under ‘
existinglay*,./^-';/-' ,4 ,\W -?/“£'„„ .. K „-
Qse froni.the'Perse veMncb ho»e; company; Rating that,
the atar.trbell mirnot be Hmoted from tfiedlxth-ward
station’ nonae, *j* ’* ■ l -’ <\' n ’ ~ l l '* , . ,s . 1 *,,V _
Oha fronrthV re<Hdflh(s*of ita&l atreityaMtingihatl
Warren hoaeeorapanyTfimirhare to me a
book and,ladder truck/. rßeftrred,to committee. .. , s .
’ ttri-.Beideiainj from' the'- ComtnUteeVph*- Schools, re-,
parted,*n bidlpaoce 'fniade to the Odn trol
lefd'ofTFnbUe Schools id pay Indebtedness incurred pre-1
. ▼l6nstd,J«n:iBs9iirhr<arireep*»eed \ . i "'
■ Onefrota Mr. Cordroan/tqpayOf.WSJ.toß ,0, lloyrell
for damtgesfo bin 'propfriy'fn'opening.Thirty second
atrtet;nearjiitrtet-lAidqfer,
One fromMr/Xeidy appropriating ssi)V3B,{<? pay for
bUnVeta. porchiMdfor the naehf the’ almkhDoae’eome
e lAMi>T s tVv : : ‘ ~' ’ J
‘Mr! OafJCb'repdrtedan thetltJo
of theoitytoeeertalQ atrip of grffaddin tQeVlclnlty
tbeiam’Of fSfXM 'tO: aabdryorflers of prfipertr ad- ‘
Jolalngf- ThebJ)J pMsed;'" . V - ,7; J,’:,. • f
ipcrfent*d- a" the !
reduction .of tbe tmmoer or coples of the tproceedibgt , ;
of .Corindll*, and snndiy other items, wbich wculd 'aaye' ■
.the citr $B,OOO p 4 r annum The report waa toidorerr ■ ;
\ Mt: Willl&ma offered a bill ytrtfridlngfor the eopahne-. -
tlbn- bf.a.paapenrer Jn Oheatnut and Walnut 1
fitteeia,. fixinrithe.Tpricß.orilbahßß oh^rathcarat $lOO
pira‘anum.7B«fCrr*d to pommUtee bn Baiiroada.to
rdport tifo ! weekp;h’«n<Bei’*' 7 ‘i'^v. f -'7 7~''' ' '•
"A bill passed appfdprfatiDtt's6Oo to : tha Widow Pink,
whose was suffocatedrsome
time Jince, ftt a
' A bill S2IR7.BG tb pay claims for index
ing m&teri*li,y47&frnt of salaries ef police magistrates,
£c;J ', : -; 7 r ‘ -"
.A-blit rrdm r CMnmon Oounoil makfng an appropri
attpn.tb,WlU's V';
’ Th>>Mclntt6n tb'jtubUsilTdellnqaept w»f
‘ com'mfl ti 6 MpptihUd the propriety of
■ pdrcbasfng’ .'certaln^improrements l afjoh'estnut-street
'
, >llil appropriatin Wator I)epatt
'n>ehtfdrlBspwaa, ’7 *, ■'•'■"/ r \ 7‘\ '7 s(t
K One. contract a "to" be;inadS' with certain
pattlMrfor 'cleaning i trieta wafthen ♦hVeA r 'up77 1 ' ’~
: ‘A;'m«tfoU7WM made the 4 contractors; to >
•nter'fS.OOO aicurity/br'ifie. faithful dttebarge' of their
datieit; but ibe'siito Wca v ifabBwjn©atiy Sxed at doable;
the rate at whieh thn;'cohtractorHih&d ,agreed'tb clean,
’ tbe,teteral dlalrlcta, and];after' considerable debate,;
pj»«at'sa^iy^^7.yJ vtu . - ';7' (v 7 ' ■•
,7ifr."Bnoipi«aented 'lni n]see a bill, providing for.tbs'!
copotructJonof' 1 » i b*M?btfer. ,ra)lway;-’in and •
Wftlnht atteets.’ J -lt'was :Joinew&t',different nomthei
oflf.presentMl by Mr-WillUaja/aod wair' referred to tbo;
Ootnqittee WlUUrbtdSj-th'report'two weeks hence. !
Ur. OuflCr reported a bill relaf.re to the better pro
tect'Oh'tir tbh pbbiftfV*bVdar;Ordertd i<rbe prinred7 5 »
The chamber Iheti tgefebed the. approprlatfoa bUlst
from the other chamber/' That of theinapectors of the}
county prison was concurred ( ln after v srght amend-;
meat. * *7- v --v “-. s t t
■ Tbe Chamber then .adjourned, to meet on Tuesday!
efppiog next at B)f o'clock/ 7- J
?1i
■-.u
'■-Mr. 0.8 Hilier Yabmlttea % petition frota' nodrf!
s\Uz*taoTNeirJen6r engaged fo the.Yocd trade avk-{
tog forth* appointment of measurers.' .Referred to the;
f Ombdilrt«e’ott Wlitr»«i and Landings.; ; *■ ■
*- lMr:\Cooper,/'h. MUMmebanc* /rota the Perseverance'
the bell ftom -tha r
Bilth werdytatlonhouse-yßefexred'fb the Committee ,
onTrurt ■'.r r v ' '< ‘
‘ from the Schuylkill Bds© Oom-5
;t*njr« aaMui'ftYuappropriation fcrbooksAni laddered
i.'jUfeiyed'to the e«mei committee. l ‘ A '7 -'-i-- \
. MY,Ca*Y* r that a: hook end* ladder,
pYjpJ&ced inthe/hohse'oftbVWaVren Hose
'.Comtaoy.v/BelerrVa id ihYsatue cOmlhHteY' , *■■ .■»
< Diligent’ Engine Oom-f
t paoyJor aßrYtiatiU talegrsph box la the house of that
lhYsame comTittea f ;
•V T Mr EisheYY jYMWno Wraths 'Bohth v PeDn Bose ,
:;Cbmpahyias«iagthat *heatarmbell of/the Fourth .dIY
s trict he placed In a* mors central loeationr-'Heferred to
C the ffttue.cothmittee,, • . . . " *
V • iMr.^Brpifn, one from the Booth Camden. Ferry Corns
- pSoy> *iklo» fin* the ; d)acontlnnanw»-cfY ariit/agaiaat
; tbemforthe;leiao 6fYwharf of whichlheybavenot i
'bed the uaer'RererfeOo the prqpor committee - l
*;Mr. Haraier;Apetition settag for ChYehtnge ° r<
bamei ofcsrUlnYtreeta in " the-Twahlj-second,rward: i
Referred toCowmittaeon Highways;--<* : (]
i ; Also, a Eolation ftptlfyle'g.cettalh property owners
• of thY openloprYf the‘WHOw' Grove avenue, ini the
' sNrenty-*«oonatNraf r Ob' motion' of If c 7 Hacker, it
,-vmreferred to theCommlttee bn Highways. l ' -'<■ 3
Mr. Hand/ submitted a preimhie aos resolution »r
"questing the tfioXe'Yslature to secure the
y passage pt an set tOTnlly declare the meaning of the act
4 f of34wsB l ; l&<f^jßisji^th^B t it* l t.*Yohtht'dty-'losM
. . shall be rndncedtotwoYiid a h.irmJlla. & 4
uuL
sm ’*
ho from SewyT.
__ King, Jag ,j City Splieltor,’ accetnpanied -.with: state- •
- ( 4>f the Drankford un& Southwark, and
Paweoger .Railroad Com*
paolea. 7 •■; '• "-**..«*.•s v *»,— **•-<■ * ) .
Mr. Gordon BDhmitlediU.ooromonlcatidn from the
Guardians :of ; ‘the-j>oor: asking for aa. sddltionalappro
prt*tloß YC*s3o.T,d?>jJ* to pay bilM cohtract«d,.in,3B6B.
Referred to A on .u - t y % $ ,
- A Uo,.aU;ordlo*ijee,moV°KY B J *ppfoprfation off4Bi- j
900 for.thoettpportottbe ont.door. > poor- 7 aald.ibbQey
' to?hb»*P®hdiHl;ttJB4.er the to he
elected lYCpuueilft and the members, of OonnolUi «
Th«j»ubj«ctWM,PPftponed> andltwaamadethe'crder
of *ha,dajr ; /0r i - l
■;
< Company, in their boose.
- Poor^submilt^dho
* eirtinuite ot at department for, 1850.
The total amount of 1* $lOO,OOO. Referred to the Cetn
.ttlltse ontib*aee.i : ; r . > *
Vz r jLtso,-en otdieanee vaboiUblngthe Gnardiaos :of the”
.' -Poor, and plariog the cootrot-of- the department under i
-three « CommGaioner* Of Rtor ” to.he elected I
- ' fourth maetlitrof Councilstin /anuary.: 'AU Mils for
v • • aopplies sre only to be paid after spprovsl by the Com*
Jnbte^^oaPcoF^■lkfd■oter:^'^.\-^■ , ></ ini. i -
krejfortvlitatitig that?thYambOntuin slokiog fund^
was $939,400. Ijam on the table. / ,r. » -
Mr. Backer, of Finance, snbmlttel
tn an epproprisGo.u rto psjr the ex
peoeesbflightUrgtbe city.: haid'orer .i • -l, • e
/ MY Moferybf.»ihe Oommlti'ee on?Tru«U Yud Firs 1
. Submltted aa ordinance making an appro* 1
/ prl*Uon'Of removing.
./-boxeslnto-ihebontes of thellopo, Diligent, and Good ,
Companies, and to removing boxes nSar the !
' fWestern Hoee./DDited .State* JEngite f and William
; /PennßoM.Csmpanles., ; IY*Jso provides for the; ex*
• tension t f the line ont the Gertoautown road ■- -
'•V -After same debate t \andaereral amendments had been,
-- ; - ;
MY GiHiogham.ealled looatiog the
of thd steam- fire-eoginesi whlohi after spndnr
' ahjendJnebtfJwM'flnalJypaawd,'. ' ,:-- v^
Welsh called np the refiefaifoatsaspendfag the
Philadelphia Inglfte Company tbHe months froxhOcto^
her 9thr f«YdWOTd#riyeosdn t. ‘Y greed to - . j
- The’amendments bjr' BelectCounoU to the bIU re*
o- • - organising the'Ddpartaentaof'B.or/and .Health were
:propo«ition' Is" to rOorgshlse the
-■ Bcaed‘ - of Gnardiiiif .of- sad the. Board of
Health In the’following manoer^vi*: .Ihcee of eftch
board to .lhe Dlstriet Oouri; three to
be appointed by the Court off Oomtohn PieM S'thrrO to
beYUcted by the fieleof Cbuneilj shd three to be elected*
‘ th*Qomtiaoii Ca*Dcll.-?Fs^ ?*
The' ordinaboe paued by Select Connell making an
appropriation td;th#Cofitii>)3erf Pablic Schools'
-Waalaid OTer. Adjourned. “y, / .
' RoßneitY.Zi-'On Wedne«day'night tb6 hoiiso
v-* 'of Mr, WUUam'Curry, aVTwentyisedcmd aud f CsU‘owV
hil! streets,-.wae;entered and -robbaJ of a Quantity 0
; vawtnr appirsl^books,“silver spoons, auda mookJog
' hlrd«s#ac atg!3. 'The burglar* effected an entraoo*
- by prylrgopcQ a wlndow-ia the aide jard, the nte of
/■ . . • f
1111
M
m
v - M..' p. ,
■*' oratort WIU dolWer 1
of 3 ftafiireji jmT ln'; ar&jjntit'lfau,,
t ' cbßWeEcftg oo rf jr«blog nsitj/pr-lho benefit 6f (
•/. .TiTUso« r iathtsdtf. Th«flio*- •
; - been celeoted 1
tbe;TicM QfJntem^
'" *httn tho i>*wl. He' ■
' * lrlu will
flodhlm inatl the of geotleraao, the
wdlbrtraekftiiailißiJV • - f ~
.;vj!vfj Wi pxoollent .
' * Cctlou ttts b(«u aUraotiag pon*idVr*bi# *tt*£- 1
?*!& io ' •
lt'rj J%ncflr«bttoine * cptomoo wptMßlbnXben'a ’
*V^Ps,suuk r^9QoniM'ponafl«d^of l an«xirAiamoAotof money),
Viat/will £9 Ao\yr)}h il 4*Xe<J and :
} mnilonfcpproprin.
pli«d io th« r bMulB of ef, B. iC ty'b&fc will be
*■ ; IdowitHit? ,, . ;Wby» wbat aU. rhottW do who can, i. cl,
at tb«!fa*jU r
J #Hy>Ji>tiabltJM*a*r of-Gr*aV?fle'BtooJU*} N0.,607 Oheatnot
, ■*. f X -/:■■ '. ~ ' f *••
•> ?VsMtw4 r £i ; iin6{ior,ii»rt.oC.(>ir;p*i«f,‘t<> bi fjtryii. 6/tdo
■ "■.’T^Ht» i :jw»ty'Ctll««(''of Maine,r»t Concert Hall, tU«
‘ ’ ‘'"'’eTenlog for tbs benefit of tbo Colon Temporary Homo,
the.
• •?;''', lMt»ie^iii > WeC tlifiilio''lnteteefirg eharaotir ot hie
'V.:'? 1 !
,s' ; i S>& leotai-e, annoan?-'.
' ' ;( : o<l t« fco glTen tn tils’ AcaiJeroy of fMiiflic, fty jlon Kd
n»»4 Keerett, on ThowUj crenleil tbe 27th,in»txn V
•. j '.f K
‘: ’ ..’ , camßCnt ia eircUe.f It oil! liotiMlOHs be
. ' th ® \
* t M tbo twlgi/baot tbo trtf«’a ’
?, J ' '. J» , a<>t-e>+««4ted.,itt
' ; i-the oboTO CoapJit ; bataiin, precppl williout exeinpie
Thi Pntl, 1 - ox /[/«,” ectlbuy jcur clothing at
w ; Sl‘'rl a *?’> '‘‘DlijFrotlilln niill Olothlng Bill.’
”'—oV . donHateof Indi-
V- ‘ii» S(» ( o'"4s«oeli«OM>:’rlielr n*|.
Pb’iflulelphlx nro getting np ■ grind
& , wiU be to eeoirtitbe oomfort
• >v? u -v-r. C;''- titration of prloofplo deUrmfned follow*. |
j '? ; WttrP^^ea^afr;t^o^ijfdwit v otone Clothing-
V.'^Y'^ 4 f Htltbf Wlt»Oia, 6b3 tnd COB CneaUiOVi
:, J APD'T«oa*>*BobT-CpHi*Nblß'O'
C*uf* ian4 ; tliejf piaaeu^wjr
COVMM BJUItCB.
I »Blli&XKßL?m^Ba itt OF, trade:
8. V: Msbbiok,- M o<tuattn or *hb Mouth,
* & o^-Kn;OHT, rr .yr3y y--y» , \ ?<',
$ • / <i f LETTER BAGS A
’ l j<U t&j jVfercAttHU’ jxcAang'g, Philadelphia, 1
Bmue Monmouth* Bmlth,.,\...Marseilles, Boon
B&rque Onariegßßex, u ...Pernambuco, soon
B*TQUe Mary H Kendall, Bhauklarid'.';.V.n&vanft,'Ro^n
Barque Washington Batcher, Collins Havana, soon
BchrA. tea, Poster;...., Katanztflj goon
Bcbr .Woodruff Btms, Brooks .Gavaua v soon
;!i„ 2K(airtileV3r«Uelßupench;7l: •'>
OF FIIIi.ADEI.FnIA, lan. i« 1,85? i
suN filMg..:.7 wisdh bet5..........4 «
high water. ~v . ....................i» «
' i . . .QIiBABBB. • .
’ Btwvu»sl\lp KvafUngtou.' Baker, Boston, H Wlnaor. 1 ■■
‘ Sfoamahjp'Delawars, Copes, NYotk, J Allderdlce.
;• Barque' Hamilton, JAokaon; Havana, G W 3 Bernadoti
& Brother.' * ’ I '' ",
' Bohr Franklin Treat/Treat,-Frankfort, M©i B A Bon
der* Od.’-.v , . . ' •, -
;} SAILED.
’ The City Tea Boat, Sobellenger, left Plnd street wharf
atlo o’clock yesterday.morning; taking In to* jhe
barque White winy,' bound to Lsgdayra, and two soars
for eastern markets, j;,
; 11b6n SW aei.« 0 f t» ■
,ThtWa» 66mi>!c5in fcut.lt.TTal
carried ,to sea ln'the afterodonby the ebb tide. . ■ •
i The brig Henry Leeds went to «ea yesterday from the
Breakwater '' Thebaiquq American*’,from New Orleans,
' for Phllkdelplifi/loither anohora in the hay last Satur
day night, and was conceited to go,to sea, but returned
to the Breakwater yesterday;* where she.got-supplied,
and remains there, In cotopafcywlth the sehr W Baals*
bury. '.Wind west—wev.her moderate. . .
?“*• - Wtft i"*o'; •* - - WM. M. HIOHMAtI.: !
| *?*;« • : [BT«L*d*Ara roMK PBSBS,] - '
.** - ’ 5 Norfolk,. Jsa. IS: ;
| The ichr Abby 1 from Boston, bound to Ba
vabuah, with an assorted cargo j is ashore at Body’s Is-
i -['..r'.'J, V ,I ,MjskOBAN2)A.''
! Steamship Virginia, Kelly, for. Philadelphia, salted
ftomßichmondllthlnst.' . s - , . '’ 4
] Steamship Boston, Sellew, hence at New York yester
d»y,'and;cleared toaeturn.- t
I Aetrqa, Oobt?, for Boston; /sailed from Caldera 7
Nov IS. • ' ' - j'. • '•, ~ .
5 ghlp,SUr KlngvTurner, from Callao, arrived up at
Ba'timoro yesterday.'
j Ship Sumbeam, Besbee, for Boston, was loading near
•Iqulque Not 20. .' , 1 *
\ Ship John Merrick, from London, at New Orleans 12th
I . Bhfp -Xonian, Btitohell, for Callao, cleared at Boston
slltViust.., - : .
1 ' fhlp Alexandria, Batttett, from New- York, was at
jVa'ptraiao Nov80,discharging. ' - ‘’
. BhlmHeleu MoCaw, Tueker, was loading at Ohlncha
, Islands Oeh nit. for Mauritius. , •
, Barque 8 H Waterman, Baker, for Baltimore, sailed
from'o*lderaNovl4. 1 ' . . ... •
BarqueKlisa, Biker, for Baltimore, has loading at
l9 BarqueAchmo», flpedden, was up at Charleston l\th
Inet. for Botterdam.- - ‘ _ ,
Barque Emblem. D*tJs. from Boston, was discharging
st Gibraltar 18th l7th. _ , . ,
Barque Southerner, OlHford.from New Y <> rk forMar
seillesy sailed from Gibraltar 14th ult," J
• Barque James Bbepherd, (Br) for Philadelphia, was
loading $5OO qtls nitrate of soda at Tquique Nov 80.
-Barque £lf,'MoKee, at Richmond IBtn inflt. fromN
York. ’ ••
Brig ATooticelio, Perking*, for. Pornambaco and a
market, toiled from Baltimore yesterday. - . , .
fi<ig sdelphl, Jf>hnspa; fer Para, cleared at New York
Rankes Blide' Darliog, olokreil nt New York
ve-tarday for Montevideo.
7'Brlg Alberdlna, (Bbtoh) .Oqetdag, for. Philadelphia,
was loading at BotMrdaraSM Ult.
■ > Brig Susan, Brew, from Jacksonville for Antigua, put
into Charleston Uth Insf. leaky, having struck heavily
ob St John bar'. J \
. Bcbr . Sallie T Chartre, Chsrtre, hence, arrived at
Charleston lith lust.'
fjehr. d P'.WetheriU, Cobb,‘ for Boston, cleared at
Charleston 10th inM.. -' 3 '' ’ -
ficbr N, B'Boardniso, Brightman, for West Indies,:
cleared at'CbsrießtonlOfh Inst '
, CchTS QaroUue Mlgnionette, sMled from
Richmond llthi'inst.for Philadelphia
! hebr Bardett West;' Thomas, cleared at New York
yesterday for Buenrs Ayres.-" r
Schr.undfn**, Bisley, cleared at - New York yesterday,
for Philadelphia. '• - s * '*■ 7 <-• - ■ - ■
r Bchr’ Josephine, Smith; from Bio de Janeiro Nqy 21,,
with coffee, attired at New York 12th Inst. - Left gologj
into Bio 2ist, 'barques Adeline V 'Adams, WhistUogi
Jed, and another biiqne and a -fore-and-aft sohooner,
who did ndt show thblr- names. - In 'port, barques Co
rlUa, Pettlngill; for New York In 2 days; HenrfetU,:
Brown,'wlg: Br#Etlle'ro.‘Baitob, jostaj} Lapwing, Kel
ly, ldgforNew York; Kedron, Parrell, wt« Delegate,-
Chase, wtg wind for ——•; brig H B Forrest, GiUespie,
do; and others The J experienced a constant soloes
tioa of heavy gales, lost'atilt, carried aw&j-*t&xa t and
received'other damage in rigging; has several or the
cretr badly frost-bitten.
Bchr liOmbard, 'Harding, hence, arrived at Mobile
7thinst.
Bcbr. M v AM»ge*, Magee, and Neptune, Myers, form
Bsston for*Philadelphia;'sailed from Holmes’ Hole
Pth Inst. -•' ■ -
Bchr bhas S Bqmers, cleaned at Savannah
Bth inat. for Richmond; ■ /■'* 7
a' Bebr ' Heory May, Watson,from Boston for Phlladel*.
•pbfa sailed from Holojea’ flble Pth lnsL‘ . 1
Honolulu, Nov 20—In port, eblpt War Hawk, Sim
mons: Mountain Wave; BaTdy; Golden Kagle, B&rdiog;
Skylark, Follansbae. and West Wind Baxter, for New
Bedford, Idg; B F Willetts; Holmes, for New-London,
duV'Booard, Praemao, foj* Jarvis Island; Gladiator,
Luco } H and'Harriet & Jessie, Gray, unc; barqueß Frances
Palmer/Green, for Bah* Franelscoj. Alextuder. Bosh;
noc; brig Josephine, Stone, dischg; H 8 surveying sehx
Cooper, Brooks, tttcj sehr Isabel; Davis, do. ;
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELB,
vr to on o'clock this now*a.
GIRARD HOCSB-rChestnut stxeet, bolow Ninth ,
P A Prendegart; Del r -* - Capt-R F Brehwith, US A
Peter Haldeman, Columbia ~ Sdw Wilder* Louisville ;
John Bull, Lbolsvlllo's r* * XUH.iOin, O
W-A-fitokeVf Weetmoretand • H. i
DCarUn; Brookljid v ' *BCliman, WY. - i ‘
LAOsboftjVNJ'* SWBkker,Ptov,Rl
T W WelUcgtodj Worcester H McOnne, N Y
Mrs J W Ramses, NY B H Oooke> Naehville.... f
n Krttmtaann, Gklosgo7 VH P Robeson, Pa -
C Ax, Balt Wm Lamping, Balt . ;
’J DKreiriblUg; Balt* - * Bey H Giles, Boston
0 N.Dickson. Augaita. Ga OLHall, Balt
Alek McKeatle, N Y F W Bvlth, N Y
TLKnelp, NT- - .Tho* Olcott, NY ..
E 8 Stephecson, N T W C Aurao, N Y -
WmflAngle.Xl Y- ? LO.Ooe.N Y _ !
J V folomoh. N Y . JH Watkins & la, NY
D P Jadson A la, Conn PAlalHii. NY
H N Slater, Prov,Rl : Thos Henderson A? la, N Y
John Mclntosh, Balt - . W Grtnoell, Bootlaod
J Haldeman. Pa . • . W H Forbes & la; N Y
Geo A Freeman, NY.-, J V Brown, 8t Louis
K B’ Ahdetton; Bedford, Pa L E Taylor A la, St Louis
LJSUmaker A wife, Lano O Wilson. N Y
J Gooden, Jr.Cln, O C M X Hedges, Ya
J H Allen, N Y Wo Dove, Washington
Geo-Warren, Newark, N J J H WymaOvßalt
Jan Q Smith. B»'t. ■ O H Tyson, Pottavll’e
JudgeBpaldlng As la, thio O T Ohuckerlng, N Y
John H Hall, N Y . .J T Crowell, N Y
W & Treadwell, NT . W Eustace, N Y
3 H Congdon A lti,N X LA Booth. Sacramento -
'Mr Lowry;‘N Y l l ' -' D P Nichols, Maas
J W Fellows, NY J W Matthews, NY .
Henry Wyatt, NY - Mr Wheeler A la, NY •
Sami O Merritt, N Y : v ’A Bchwendler; N Y
E Dickinson, Boston ' ' O A Waterbary, NY <
Geo Whitlock. N Y - / B B Harris, NY'
A Dabreal, NY' , ■ , WHttjao,Balt ,
W A .Dean, Ba t / JDflturtevont,NH
J Hosoier, Boston ■ - B J Bturgea. N J
L Wiight. Newark, N J ’W M Cocrane. St Paul
0 H llfne, NY. W D Haley, Washington
M Goldsmith,-N Orleans' - ,GDrummond. Oonn
J H Armtogton fcwt.Bl O Wendell, Washington
H B Walbndge. Ohl'o 1 J W Ramsey & la, N Y
II McCone, NY -• Mr Hobson, Valparaiso ,
FRANKLIN HOUBE—Chestnut street, above-Thlrd.
Tboß U Virle. N J ‘Wjr Wtlght, Ohio • ,
fi Turner, Waterbary. Conn Jas W Thompson, Wash’a
A. ftp Barr* l*. V*l ‘ J a Waldo, if Y
T JJffagurder, Washington John MMoore, NJ
hfids fi t Cate, NJT ‘ W Howey 41ft, N J
Geo B Ford. Md ■’ T J Borden. Fall Btver.
AJ- Pickett, Conn W Cowlu, NJ v .
KLangdim,NY ‘ JManlein, Troy,N Y
J Brown, Fa __ WmK Arnold, Cohn
BALD BAULK—Third street, above OallowhlU.
0 P Wack, Norristown \ : . J.Sblffert, N Y
•W Sharpe^Northampton. . J Geisloger, Backs co
Mrs Gsfsingrr, Bucks co _ Joshua Kuuti, pa .
B Hoff<uan;,Oath<m oo .. Geo Bowen, Lehigh co
BLACK/ BEAR flOTßL—Third st., ab. Callowhltl.
B Roagiand', Byberry 1 - T Sheld, Sumneytown
STrambotrer, dumneytown John Bain, N Y
' MBBOGANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth «t.. below Arab.
RKHarte.Oblo D i Altick, L.noaetar
U N UoAllliter, BoHefoote & S Van Turn), N V
L Bohiiefat, Canton, Ohio W S DlcWnnon, Baniolph
Uobn TMhomi;Phlia ■ ■ John Hopper,- Phlla
N Woleer.'Allentonn - Kaj J Omnmlnga, Pa
Thoe P Crafton, H V JSOartis, NY •'
1 SMltler, N y - H U Holly, -onn
P B Holly. MB, Conn • A FrowenfnM. Plttihnrg
A A Annan, Kinmntuburj D Blentl, Dayton, Ohio
8 U Bm\th, Cambridge
AMERICAN HOTEL—Obestnnt Bt,, ab. Firth.
Geo W Jacobs, Cheater co las T Green, Pawtucket
V M Bcbtnaon, Petersburg J D Quaokenbunh, N Y
H Stransa, N Y ' Hr Hedges, Va
Jdmes H Farmer, Va , , W T Cooper, Va
Geo Caldwell, NY ' Miss IS L Caldwell, N Y
>W Hotchkias.NY J Whitehead, N J
'SB'Woodford, Aurora ’ J Newmayer, N Y
H M Cornell,}?*.... ' t LDe Aogdlat wf,N~Y
J G Hodfiob, liSton' ■ " ; " Ij Dubernet, York, Pa.
John Tindall, York, Pa h Ueraheimer, York-, Pa
II CBurgie; Chicago '■ ‘ .Capt J McConnell, N Y
SLACK BBAB INN—Filth and Merchant streets,
J P StSeLDd oo.Pa . L Bock, Chester co. Pi
/ Stillwell A la, Pa - ■ • ■ 8 K Hawmoad, . W Cheater.
3 Fisher, Harrisburg. Pa - 118 Goshen, Juniata to
'j Menough,Cheater co, Pa ’ Henry Walter. Chester co
Wm Wright, Cheater co, Pa Wilson Wright, Chest'r co
•A'Pennock, Chester co,Pa HOCheuey,Cheater oo .
j M Jactton At la, Fa Site M Wright, Lano oo
Tbos Haslet, Md - » -V W PotUt, Rochester, N Y
H Bellel tc family, Pa" ' H Baicom, Boston
8 W Ludwig, Union oo Wm Eldon, Franklin oo
Chat West, Pa ' 5 • J Scott, Phila
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Seeoud street, below Vine.
3 JamVob, Backs co, Pa ’ G Buckmsn, Newtown
Braun PhtlA ’ ,- - J OWUHmm, H Y .
B Flih, Cama.n ■' 0 Vannnningn, Jr, Phil*
• NATIONAL HOTBL-Bmm ttroot, nhovo Thirl.
B K Oopp, lovoilyn, Pa John E.bbach, Phlla
A 8 Bpinnrr, Balt - J B L.IrO, Ttrnton, N J
O W Wright, Chaster co W P Oampbrll, N J
U 8 Miller, Pa'- OHMortod,NJ
B A Adams. Phlla J M ehalion, Leldyatown
O W MeonlK. Potlarllln A A Bloharda, Allentown
B W Molgsrl" Beading D Shiner, Hlmlm
MBs H Shiner,Blmiia WKraioer, BehuylkHarcn
’A Hackman, Leidyatocrn, n a ltn.pp,sMont:o«e, pa
’B Hhlalaer co J Terrenca, Pa.
8-Lavia, Pa, Jno l!r own, hi, thick cm
’ - 7 UNION HOTEL —Arch atreat, below Fsrarih.
B F Blair, Pa o Manchester, Ohio
00l Wm' Blaekhntn, Phlla B P Lnskb josh,'Nebraska
J I/Pryor * lady, kd -FA Mlsnieb, Plt'aburg
Joa Bioharda, Pa .80 SWcktcn A lady, N J.
J B BockhlU A lady, NY E P Bowman A lady, Pa
Gao Wig*an,Tamarpia W T DaWltt, Bt Lonla
aOaiOlnjFn Thos Haitnuok, 111
■ MOUNT VERNON HOTHL-Sacond at., aboye Aroh.
0 Chrlatman, Norrlatown, J P Brown, Olearllald
-M A Rejnolda, Olearflald
' ' MADISON HOOBB-B«con4 at., below AreE,
Rot W B Warn, Dal .. W Merrielt,
WmFalla.Md , . Johnßdwarda, U 8
I.Tnrner.Del - J Johnson, Re ding
Win Robitflon, Read ; ng . Mr Godfrey A la, Pa
.VII OoDovera PottsviUe T MoOHntoek, Conn
0 Peirce, Hartford, Conn" W P Conway, Md
, Seomen’i Saving Fund—Northwest Corner
of SKOONH and WALNUT Streets. Deposite received
io smaU and large amounts, from all cUesea.of the
immunity,’and allows'interest at the rate of ove
per cent, per aouum. ~ '
Money mey be drawn by . checks without loee of inte
rest.' -j- - • 1 -' - '•
;v pfflee open daßyj frbm 9 until & o’clock, and oo Mon*
{ d*y aud’BaVardey 1 uoUj.9 ihthe evening. President,
dfcankjin Felt f/: Tmiorer and Secretary; OhdrJee M,
Special Notices.
i Late»Pire at Dubuque, lowa*—Dubuque, Jon.
2,1859. MESSRS. HBBBING'fc GO—Gents: lam.
requested by Mr. T. A. C. Ooohraue, of this place, to
say to you that, on the morning of the 4th uttitro,
about 8 o’clock, his store tdok.nre, and the entire jtock
ofigoods was.destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
intense that none of the gOods.coutd poßslbly be caved;
but fortunately his books and papers, which were in one
of your CHAMPION SAFES, wereatl preserved perfect
ly. And well may they be called Obamplon, for during
the whole co'nQagratlon there was Incessant pouring of
directly .upon the SaTe which contained them*
And still, upon 1 opening It, the Inside was found to be
scarcely .warm, while , the outside, was most severely
soorched. ' Yours, tru'y, ‘
HERRING’S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND
BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES, with HALL’S PATENT
.POWDER*PItOOF LOCKS, afford the greatest security
of any Safe in the world, Also, D WELLING-HOUSE
of elegant workmanship and finish, for plate,
fco." BARREL, HERRING, A CO.,
jaU-tf • • 130 WALNUT Street.
;The most terrible foe we have to encounter
in thlß country is Consumption. First manifesting
itself in the form of a slight cold, it gaius strength
while its vlotim is unsuspicious of danger, and sooner
or later, iu nine cases out of ten, terminates fatally.
Among the' various remedies before the poblio for ibe
cure of this terrible disease, none is equal to HOOF
LAND’S BALSAMIC CORDIAL. Even this may not
care you; but, if the disease is not too far advanced,
you may confidently rely upon It. Try it.
1 Prepared only by. Dr. O. M.* JACKSON, Not 418
AROn street, Philadelphia, and for sale by druggists
generally throughout the United States and Canada.
Price 76 cents p'ey bottle. It
A New Article for the Mnlr.
. PHALON &• SON’S COCOINE
la the beat and cheapest article for the hair. For pre
serving, beautifying, and restoring the hair, the most
perfect hair-dressing ever offered to the publio. Sold
at 517, *497, and 197 Broadway, And by all Druggists and
Fancy-Goods Dealers Pint bottles 60 cents; half-pints,
26. cents. Inquire for Phalon So Son’s Cocoine. ' Be
i\vsre of oomiterfeits.
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS; 800 CHESTNUT
Street, Wholesale Agents. jal4-tf
. Saving'Fund*—Five Per Cent. Interest.—
NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST COMPANY, WALNUT
;street, S. W. corner THIRD, Philadelphia. Honoy
(received in anyenm, large or small, and interest paid
from the'day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payment* made daily, without
■notice. The. investments are made in' Real Estate,
Mortgages, Ground Bents, and yuchlfirst-olass securi
ties as the charter requires. Office hours from 9 o’clock
in the morning until 0 o’clock in the afternoon, and on
Monday and Thursday, evenings until 8 o’clock.’ fe6
Keep It before the People—That the filling
used by these New York tnaketa contains an acid which
eats the iron €nd spoils the Safe. Evidence of which
can be seen at 28 South' FOURTH .Street, and no
Safe can be made nnder the Champion patent whlbh
will lint ten years before it will lie entirely eaten up;
and that the safe of Joseph Trlaone, of Norris
town, that was blown open on the night of the let of
December, and $l,BOO etolen, and which..is now a&id
was •< intended simply as a fire-proof,” had on the
famous powder and burglar lock, used and recommended
by Parrel, Herring; So Co;, as the only burglar-proof
lock in use, -
rFroza The Press of the 4’h nit j
PARREL/HERRING, So CO ’S PATENT CHAM
PION SAFES, the only Safes made, in this City which
have never been robbed by burglars or had their con
tents destroyed hy accidental fires.
Evans f lYaiJou’# Philadelphia Answer to a New
York Humbug.
We, the undersigned, oitisens of St. Joseph, Mo., do
hereby certify that, the iron safe belonging to C.S.
Baldwin, made, by Farrel So Co., No. 84 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, which was in the fire that occurred here, ,
is not fire-proof, and Is useless as a fire-proof safe; that,
the books/papers, jewelry, £o > which were in the safe
at the time were much Injured; also, that the building
which It wad in Was of frame , and only one story high,
and that a fire so trifling as the one which barned over
the said safe was n-1 sufficient to have injured any tafe
purporting to bo jire-proof.
Vf. R. Pehsiok, druggist.
‘ Jos. W. TnotTLii'merchant.
J. A. Bastlk, banker.
r . . Dakibl Saxtos So McDonald, merchants.
William Rat.
JoHSCoaDV,
C. E. Baldwin, St. Joseph, Mo.
EVANS So WATSON, 20 South FOURTH Btreet,
Philadelphia, have now on hind the largest assortment
of Salamander Safes In the United ‘ States, warranted
equal to any others,made on reasonable terras. Please
give us a call. jtlo-mw&f3t
A Word to the \?Ue.i—ln purchasing fool, the
principal object to be gained Is, to obtain an attielo that
will produce the greatest amount of hea\ with the least
possible The Coat that most effectually com
bines these qualities, and, therefore,' the most esonqmi
cal, fa tbs,Hickory, sold at the lowest cash prices, at
DEACON So NEWHALL'B FAMILY COAL YARD,
No 835 north'BßOAD Street, below OALLOWHILL.
Orders by .despatch, or. left at No. ,39 south THIRD
Street; promptly attended to. jaft-ot*
Jonas Whitcomb’s Hemedy for Asthma*
[Letter from * Lswjer in Nowburyport, Mass.]
> . ' , Nbwbobvpoxt, February 25,1856,
Wosspn BtraMst*, Esq.—Dear Sir: It is now nearly
■ twelve' uion&e'aiiM* XjriaCAtoed AhhUxfef Lbttl* bt-your
valuable medicine, for ibe,cure of the Asthma. ' '
For thirteen years X suffered with the Asthma, and
daring that time there were but few months in which I
did not auffer with e paroxysm that entirely prostrated
me for two or ifrrde days, and sometimes longer.
1 will say, that from the time I took the first dose of
your << Remedy” to the present hour, I have not had a
badattack, and now my system (a so free froth If, that
the most active exercise and exposure seldom. has any
other effect than to slightly restrict the lunge „Your
medicine soon dispels that sensation, and I oan safely
claim a general release from the -tormentor. Please
accept my gratitude for the great blessing, and believe
me that I shall endeavor to introduce the Remedy
whenever opportunity occurs. With great respeot, your
obedient servant, J. H. BBAGDON.
i ASTHMA.
[Letter from a Clergyman.}
Wabdsbobo’.Y?., May 12,1867.
Mr, Boekbtt i I take pleasnre In stating the won*
darful effects of“ Whitcomb's Remedy for the Asthma,”
on my wife. She has suffered for years with the Spas*
inodle form of that terrible disease ■ * *>W Atone
time she was so far gone, that her physician coaid not
count the pulse, * # # We were obliged to open
doors and windows In mid-winter, and resort to every
expedient that affection could devise to keep her alive.
At' length I hoard of ‘‘Whitcomb’s Remedy,’’—it
acted like a charm; Jt enabled her to sleep quietly in a
few minutes, and nearly broke up the disease. I keep
it constantly on hand—and though it hsa not cured her
it has done wonders n the way of relief I am a Metho*
‘diet clergyman, stationed here. 1 shall be happy to an
seer any inquiries respecting her case, and you are at
Überty to make any use of the foregoing facts that will
benefit the afflicted. Yours, truly,' ■
KIMBALL HADLEY,
VBICS OJfB DOLLAR rSR DOTTLB.
Jonas Whltcoqib’s Remedy is prepared only by JO*
BfiPU BURKETT 4 GO., if Central* street, Boa ton.
For sale by all the principal Druggists throughout the
United States and the Canadas. dSOtfeST
Window Drapery,
BBOOATELLB,
BATIN DAMASK,
BATIN D£ LAINE,
WORSTED DAMASK,
RBPB, MOREENS, AND PLUSHES,
Together with all the trimmings appertaining to the
Curtain trade.
,Owing to the lateness of the season, we will dose out
our heavy Curtains at greatly reduced rates. Curtains
cut, made, and'put up, lower than prices elsewhere
Also, White Lace and Muslin Curtains of every descrip
tion, bought’at auction, and selling at half the usual
price.- Window Bhades, Gold Bordered, Landscape,
Gothic, Fresco, Plain Linen, and Oil Cloth, at whole
sale and retail.
■ : PATTEN’S CUKTAIN STORE,
dB-tapU 680 CHESTNUT Street.
, Grover le Baker’s Celebrated Family Sewing
MACHINES. J
A NSW STYLE—PRICE $6O.
TBO OHxetHOT Sraaar, PaiLADKLPHfA,
These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and slaetieity,
which will rip, even if ..every fourth stitch bo cut.
They are unquestionably the beat In the market for
family use.
OOIS-tf g7*SU*D »0* A OiaODLAft. -f|l
Ons-Pr/ce Clothing of the Latest Styles, and
made in the beet manner, expressly for .auriiL BALX9,
Vfh mark our lowest sailing prices in plaiu riovssa
on each article/ All goods made to order are warranted
eotiafactory, and our om-raioa btbtbU is strictly ad
hered to f We believe thU to .be the only fair way of
dealing, as thereby all are treated alike.
JONXB A CO., ,
auBT-ly 604 MARKET Street.
$6O, $6O, *5O, $5O, $6O, $6O, 960, 9&o—
SEWING MACHINES.—PRICES RE
DUCED.—A new and elegant Family Sewing Ma
chine for $6O, and the general scale or prices greatly
reduced. All who want a substantial, simple, and re
liable Sewing Machine, which has an established repu
tation for 'doing the very beat work on every kind of
material, are Invited to call at our office and examine
the new machines, at the reduced prices. They can
not fail to bo satisfied. I. M. SINGER A DO.,
noS-Uaa No. eoa CHESTNUT Street.
Burnett’s Cacoaine.—
BUBNKTT’B COOO4INB,
A siogle application renders the hair—no matter how
cliff and dry—soft and glossy for several days. It U
vsu Bxby Alin Chsapesv. Hair UaKaaisa tu tub
World* ~ HA2ZAHD 00., Twelfth and Chestnut Sts.
Bole Agent. For sale.by dealersgenerally, at 60 ets per
-bottle. nolO-tf
Dyspepsia. —There is probably no disease
which experience has so amply proved to be remedia
ble by the PERUVIAN SYRUP as Dyspepsia. The
roost Inveterate forms of this' disease have been com
pletely oared by this medioine, as ample testimony of
some of 'our firftt citUens proves.
For sale In this city by F. Brown, corner Fifth' and
Chestnut, and Hassani <fc 00., corner Twelfth and
Chestnut. dio-diwtf
Parrel, Herring, At Co., sell more Safea than
all others In the trade. And why so? The reason is,
because tee pabllc ha re. from experience, faith in their
seenrityfrom midnight robbers j and, should a Are oc
cur, their books and valuables are sure to be found in
excellent preservation. }al2 tf
Premium Perfumery, comprising Eau jLns-
TBALB. EAU ATHENIENNE, EAU DIVINE DR
VENUS, NYMPH SOAP, VEGETABLE LIQUID
HAIR DYE, SOAPS .of all kinds, PO6IADKB, COS
UECIOB, PERFUMES, Ac., with a great variety of
FigoT Goods. Bold by all. Druggists, and by JULKB,
HA DEL A CO , Importers and Manufacturers, No. 704
CHESTNUT SltMtjJJhtliuMj’Mi. J»W-M
TfJE, PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 14. 1859.
On the 18th lns‘ant, by the Rev. Dr. Doot, WM. W.
WADE, of Philadelphia, to Mrs. MARY LAVALLETTB
MARK, daughter of flag officer R. A. F. - Lavallette, of,
the U. 8. Navy. [Washington,-Now York/Nowavk, N.
J„ and‘Msmpbjs papers please copy J ’ * .
On the 18tV instant,' by Mayor' Honry, and Friends’
ceroinonvi at the realdeoce of Seth. B. Stitt, Phi
ladelphia, SAMUEL BANCROFT to SARAH 11ARE,
both of Todmordvn, Delaware county, Pa. ‘ *
Ou tlie 11th. iuntaut, by Rev. Joseph T. Cooper, Mr. ;
ROBT. GRAUAM to Mies LIZZIE SCOTT, all of this
city. < "
• On by Rev. Dr. Newton, .DAVID W.
MKDARA, of Ewodeaboro*. N. J., to MARGARET
OABEY, of Philadolphia. *
At Frankford, on the 18th instant, JULIANN Mo-
DONOUGH, In the 71st year of her ago.
Her relatives and friends are respeotfully Invited to,
attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in
law, Jeremiah Qaickssll, Unity street, Frankford, on
fiatarday, 15th, at 2 o’clock, without farther notloe.
To proceed to Cedar Hill Cemetery. . ##
At Trenton, New Jersey,on the. 10th instant, Mr
WILLIAM BHADFORD, formerly of this city, in the
82d year of his age.
His relatives »nd friends are Invited to attend his
funeral, from the resldonco of Fauranie Myres, Eeq.,.
No. 17 South Sixteenth street, below Market, at 12
o’clock M .. this day, without further notice. *
On the lltU instant, DAYIP LAPBLEY, in : the 07th
yearofhisnge.
His funeral will take place this (Friday) morning, at
10 o’clock, frem his late residence, southwest oorner of
Ninth and Spruce streets, ' *
Oa the 11th instint, BARNET QUINN, aged7syears,
The relatives apd friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from Mr late resl
detce, No. 1215 Mount Vernon street, (late Washington
street,) this (Friday) morning, &t 9 o’clock,, without
further notice. , *
N. A. MoOLURE,
On the 11th instant, GEORGE HENRY, only son' of
John*and Josephine V. Green, aged 2 years and 6
months. • - ~
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend, the funeral, from the residence
of his parents. No. 81'2 North Second street, above
Brown, this (Friday) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. *
On the 11th instant, Mr. JOHN HILL, Sr., aged 65
years.
, The relatives and friend" of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his son, Mr, John Hill, No, 1620 Hancock street,
above Jefferson, heventeenth ward, this (Friday) after
noon, at 1 o’clock, without further notice. To proceed
to Monument Cemetery. **
On the 12th Instant, Mr. HENRY Y. DARNELL, In
the 79!h year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 888 Wharton street, on Saturday
at 2 o’c’ock,. without further notice. To proceed to
Union burial ground. The Grain Measurers of the city
are respectfully invited to aUand *
On the 14th insUut; JOWN LAWS. (late Alderman,)
in the 00th year dfhis nge.
The relativeß of the family, and his male friend', are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence. No. 1104 Germantown road, two doors above
Second.'threet, this (Fridtyl afternoon, at 2 o’clock.
To proceed to Monumet.t Cemetery, *
On the 12th instant, WILLIAM MoARDLE, in the
71st year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, fr»m his late residence, Lafayette
street, above Ninth, this (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o’clock.
To proceed to Cathedral Cemetery. #
ry-=»Card IYavingengaged iodo business for
Ujg Messrs. TBOiIPsON Sc JENKINS, Straw Goods
dealers, No. 628 MARKET Street, below Sixth, I avail
myself of the earliest opportunity to return my grate
ful acknowledgements to my friends for past favors,
and would ask for a continuance at the above location.
THOMAB F FRALEY,
Formerly of the firm of Wilcock, Rogers, Sc Fraley.
Philadelphia, January 13,1859, jnl4-3t*
rv-~==» The Citizens of Unrllngten, N. J., are
LLS being entertained this winter by & series of able
and eloquent lecturers, consisting of Rev 1 . A. A. WIL
LITB. Kev. N. HESTON, S. M. BMCCKBR, Km., M.
MoMICHAKL, E;q , Rev. FRANKLIN MOORE. JOHN
K. VALENTINE, Dr. J. HOWARD PUGH, and
Dr. JO3BPO PARRISH. Tbo Jecturs THIS EVEN
ING will bo by J. K. VALENTINE, Era. Subject—
“ Authors.” jal4-Sl*
House of Heftige —At the annual meet*
in? of the Contributors to the Bouse 0/ Befoee,
held on WEDNESDAY. tbejaih foot., at 4 o’clock P.
M , at the Boom No. 103 North TENTH street, the fol
io-wing named gentlemen were cleattd officers and mana--
geie respectively, vis 5
President—THOM AR BABP.
wi.A pMaUfloh ) JAMKB J. BARCLAY,
vice I residents, j IgAAO OOLZ.INB
TteaMiter—GEOßGE W. POORS.
' Secretary-ALEXANDER HENRY.
MANAGERS *
William M. Collins, William 8. Perot,
JohnPamnm, Arthur G Coflln, 0
John W.- Olaghoro, Edward Yarnall,
Bcorjr Perkins, Thomas L. Kane,
John M. Ogden, Nathaniel 11 Browne,
William Snippan, M. D., Thomas A. Budd,
John Robbins, Jr., Frederick A. Packard,
Alexander Fullerton, tfaac B. Smith,
Caspar Wister, M. 0 , John L. QoddArd,
George 3f. Troutman, . D, L. Collier.
The following n&m?d gem
appointment bj the Major,
SesaionS, vis:
JohnWolßh, I
George W, tfarr t |
D H. AguOw, M. D , 1
It N.BB^O'
fv=» TltMnoit beaulllttl, ai well n* the most
artLtlc, aro the Lifo-Blte Photographs in OU,
made at JIKIUER*O G ALLEUY, SECOND street. above
Green. 4jf it*
ry.rjs* Prnniylvniiln Instiltition for the Deaf
AND DUMB.—The annual meeting of the Oon
tributors to the Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf
andDmnb, -will be held on "WEDNESDAY next aid
o’clock, at tho Institution, corner of BROAD And PINK
Streets. . •> ■
The aonuai report of the Board of Director* will bo
presented, and au election held for officer* to nerve for
tho ensuing year. JAMES J. BARCLAY:
jsH-frm&w-St Secretary.
rv-2==» Prof. M. P* <l«ildiir of t/inc]nnatff tbe
Uof eloquent and fearleas champion of Temperance,
oil! deliver the First Lecture of a Course, at JAYNE’S
HALL, on MONDAY AVICNrNG, January lTtb/%tS
o'clock. This lecture will be for the benefit of Bedford- ■
street Mission, under charge of Her. George,Bring
hurst; Philadelphia Society for and
Instruction of the-Poor, Union School hod ObQdren’s'
Home, Peon Asylum for Indigent Widows endSiagte
Women. Northern Home for Friendless Children and
Clerks’ Beneficial Association Tickets of. admission, i
26 cents each, can be had of the officers and members of
any of the above named Associations; at the Bras St6rs
of Or. D. Jayne & 800, No. 242 Chestnut street, and at
the door of the llall on the day aud evening of the l(o
-iure Ht GA-TtVIS’ Second Isictate of the Coarse will
take place at JAYNE’S HALL, TUESDAY EVENING,
Jan 18. jal4-3t*
Office ol the Wcat Philadelphia Pas-
LLS BBNGKR BAILWAY COMPANY. N; W. corner
or Haver ford road and Logan Street, Twenty.fourth
ward— Pifitangu'flrA', January. 1859
At a meeting of toe B a*-d of Directors, held THIS
DAY, a dividend of FIVE PBHOBNT.oo the Capital
Stock (out of the ownings of the road from July Ist to
Decirooer 9 at, 1*63,) was declared, payable at the
office of the Company, on and after January 25th, 1869.
0. LOMBABRT.
Secretary.
jal4-frm&wt2s
nrs» Notice.—All persons Interest'd ore here*
UJ? by notified, that I have sold to JOHN STIARP
LESS, of Outftvfßti*, Columbia county, Pa.; all my stock
Of goods at No. 25 North FOURTH Street, together with
nil debts and demands owing to me on Book account or
otherwise, growing oat of my late business at No. 25
North Fourth street {' and all persons having claims or
demands against me, will present the same to the Bald
John Stmpf«a«. or his agent MATHIAS M. MAKPLIv,
at No 25 North Fourth street, who I authorized to
settle and pay the same. D* H. GROSS,
Philadelphia, January jal4-Bt#
rv-saa To Ladies and Gentlemen.—Lecture on
I.LJy “ Dlseasac of the Blood,” by Professor M GAL*
KINS, at Koleclio Medical College, N. E. corner SIXTH
anIOALLOWUILLbtreets. Boors open at 7K P M.
Free. U*
Rtv. Hrmy Giles, of Maine, will deliver
LisJ? a Lecture in Concert Hall, on FRIDAY EVEN
ING, 14lli last, at a quarter before 8 o’clock, for the
benefit of the Union Temporary Home. Subjeot—» l Irish
Social Character and Humor” Ticket*. 26 cent*, to
be had at the door, and at the principal Book-,
stores. jal3-2t*
rvTsr* Merchants’ Fund —The onmml meeting
UJ? of’be Merchants’Fund will be held on TUBS*
DaY NKXT,IBtb Inst., at 4 o’clock P. M. } at the Board
of Trade Room, 603 Ohesnut street.
The annual report will be submitted, and an election
held for officers to serve the ensuing year.
jal3-6trp THOMAS F. BRADY, Secretary.
lnsurance Comp
IL§ IK N N BYLVANIA, J
The following gentlemen
REOTORB of this Company
Beery D. Bhorrerd,
Simeon Toby,
Oharies Maca'isier,
William B Smith,
Jobu II Budd,
William It White,
George 0.
At a meeting of tbe DJj
HENRY D. BUERRERD. I
elected President of the Ooi
jdl3-3t WXLLfi
Philadelphia Gaa Office, January llth,
I*sB-/TO CONSUMERS OF GAS As the sud
d<ta extreme cold weather has cause much Inconvenience
to consumer* of GAS by obstructing tbelr supply.plpes
and meters, it may ba useful to many of them to know
how to remove the obstruction, and obtain their usual
light
This can be done In a few mlo&tes by the application
of a few quarts of boiling water.
Tbe beet method of applying ft fs to cover the meter,
and the pipe that comes Injumrogh the front wall, with
a piece of doth, (the common tow-linen house-cloth
answers vfery well,) and 1o pour the hot water upon the
doth until it Is thoroughly soakod.
Tho oloth servos to retain the hot liquid, and thus,
io a short time, the coating of front within the pine and
is thawed, leaving all dear for the how of Gas.
In many caseß, the trouble arising from the freezing
of meters can be entirely avoided by the exeroDe of
proper earn In closing the oellsr doers &od windows, Do
as to exdude the cold draught of air, especially in the
vicinity *f the meter.
Should the above proeedure fail to gtvo immediate
relief, St will be advisable to send notice to the GAB
OPFICE. No 20South8EVKNTlI Street, where petsous
are in attendance night and day. to give ail needful as
sistance JOHN 0. CBESiON,
jal3 8t Engineer.
The Herat-annual Interest of the Bonds
or the WYOMING CANAL COMPANY will be
p<ut on presentation of tho Capons at the BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, on nod aft**the 16th Inst.
Office of the Wyoming Canal Comptny, 828 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia. OUAULR3 B. DRAKE,
January 10,1659 j*l2-3t Treasurer.
Office of ike FranUford and Sonth-
IL? WARE PHII/ABeLPHTA city paspknosr
RaIDBOAD COMPANY, CHATHAM Btreet, below
YOGjiTEI, Pwudblpiua., Deo. 27th, 1858 —NOTIOB,
—The Coupons of the Mortgage Uornln of the Prank
ford and Southwark Philadelphia City PaßSonger Rail
road Company, (lata “ The Philadelphia and Delaware
lUvor Railroad Company,”) due on the Ist of January
next, * 11 be paid at maturity, on presentation at the
Glradlimk.
d2Btuth&»'l2*
Office of thclnanrance Company of North
IL3 AMERICA— Pim.ADBi.rHU, January lf>, 1859.
X*ao Directors ha*o THIS DAY declared a *eml an
nual dividend of SIX PER CENT, oat of the profits of
the baeluefla of the Company for the pastalx months;
audalfioan extra dividend of SIX PER OKNT.. (ex*
elusive of the Btate tax,) payable to the atockholdera,
or their legal rflprejeotativea, on demand,
jail 6t MATTHIAS MARIS, Secretary.
Office of the Uoion' Crtnol Compuny—
U. 3 PmLiDiLwiu, January 10. 1860.
The annual meeting ortho Stockholder* of the Union
Canal Company of Ponnß' Ivania will be held at the Of*
flee of the Company) No. 928 WALNUT Street, on
TUESDAY, Kebruary Ist next, at II o’clock A. M. {
after which an elec ion will be held for officers and
manager b for the ensuing rear . , .
The Tranafer liooka will be closed after the2oth Inst,
jall tfel 0. THOMPSON, Secretary.
rY~z=» Notice.—At the itnnual moating of the
ll StrckUoldera of the PHILADELPHIA AND
RhADINO RAILROAD COMPANY, held January 10.
1859, the followinggentleuma were uoaniraoasly elected
officers for 1862:
Panin el Norris,
fl/W Riclnmls,
’John Ashurst,
■aiai-tfatjes.
|3Jcat!jo.
illemen ate managers under
and tbe Court of Quarter
Evans Rogers.
Robert P. Smith,
IWNE, Secretary Pro Tern",
puny of the Mate of
January lltb, 1859.
a have been re-elected DI«
jr for the year 1859;
George H. Stuart,
Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Tobias ffagn*r,
Thomas B. Watt on,
Henry G- Freeman,
Charles 0, Lewis,
J. Cara~n.
Irectore, hold THIS DAY,
Esq , was unanimously ro.
)mpauy
AM HARPER, Secrotary.
JS. RA.RT, Treasurer,
PREBrcgltr,
R. D. OUU>KN.
VICK rKKBIOBNT.
3. PUTT ON UTBPUK.
W4NAOKBO.
* David B.Btovrn,
iM.S Richards. of Reading
|J. Patton Steele.
. THEAHOHRR
-BAMUKL BHAPKORP.
MCCKKTAIIY
W. U. UvibUiMNY*
tliu Green and Coatee-street
UJ? PABBBNOSR RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 428
WAt.NCT Street. - ~ r -
At a meeting of Stockholders Of this Company, held
at their office on MONQAY, January 10, 1860, the fol
log gentlemen irero-unanimously elected, to■ serf® for'
th© ensuing year: • „ ,
PHKSIPENTt • ,
Hos. Jaubb Oooi*na.
DiaKOTOns.
I Henry W. Andrews, ; •
Andre* Monride.
B&muel a Jones,
Samuel W, Grootne, ,
Janies 9 Btlleinan,
Alexander M. Box.
iloavd pr Directors, held on
log gentlemen were onaot
ting year: •
W. HAMEBBLY
CONNELLY,
LINE
Ilflfrj Connelly,
G'Oraa Real,
S»°r? B ooll y ar > -
Kli Krup;. i |
■ Ge°i|te G. Preebary, Jr.,|
Henry M. Jailer,' -
And at a meeting of the :
the flame day, tho follow!
mooflly elected for the euaai
1 Secretary ~(JROB(JB
, , Tmenrer-HARRY’I
Bolloltor—WMi O. KI
Office of the Phil
LL3 AND BAI/TIMORB
January 20, 1860 —At *n am
holderf of this Company, he
iasr perfofls were elected DIJ
year: :
Bamael M. Felton,
Mortaae ilobinron,
,TVm. Littleton Savage.
Joseph Gilpin,
Ilndrlphta, 'VVilmlngioiti
&AILROAD COMPANY,
inaal meeting of the Etook*
leld THIS DAY* tbefollow*
tft£C’fOßS for the enaalog
John 0. Groomot
J. J Opheot Jr.,
Thomas Kelso,
Oolambus O^DonoeJl,
JoiiuA. iiancan,
Setae lane,
Fredetiok A Ourtiß, j
Enoch Pratt,
Thomas Donaldson,
William W. Corcoran.
Edward' Austin.
At a meeting of the Bdatd of Director*, held THIS
DAY, SAIttUBLM FELTON was unanimously elected
President; and ALFRED HORNER Secretary and Trea
tutor. • ALFRED HORNER,
jall-6t Secretary;
Notice.—A Committee of the Managers
IL? of the Complimentary B ill to the Philadelphia
Grays will sit at the ARMORY of the Philadelphia
Grays, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND SATUR
DAY EVENINGS, for the delivery and settlement of
tickets;anti! the 26th. .0. F. DESMOND,
ja!3-t26 Secretary,
Notice*—A meeting of tho'Subscrlfcers to'
lis3 the Capita! Stock,of the Wyoming and Susque
hanna Valley Railroad Company, for the olec’lon or Di
rectorsi sud other officers or said Company, will be held
at the Office. 8. W. corner SEVENTH and BANBOM
Streets,’ Philadelphia, on the 25th JANUARY, inst.,
between the hours of 11 A'. M. and 2P. M.
BURTON KINGSBURY,)
C COMSTOCK, > Corporators.
A~P. ALLEN. ■ S
January 8,1850 J510425*
ry-^H'Office of the Reliance Mutual lusnrance
LL3 COMPANY OF, PHILADELPHIA, January 8,
1860.—1 ha Directors have THIS DAY declared a divi
dend of BIX PKH cbht. on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany,Andon the Certificates or Profits outstanding, for
the year ending December 31, 1868, without deduotiou
fer State tax, pay&llt in cask, on and after the 12th
inst. Also, a dividend of vivs pbr obnt. payable pro
rata, on the Capital Stock and Premiums earned out of
*the profits of tne'CdMpany for the year ending Decem
ber 31, lgSB. for which Certificates of Proofs bearing
Interest.wiU be delivered to the Stockholders, and to
the insured entitled to receive the same, under the pro
visions ef the Obartor, on and after the 12th Inst
jato-6t - D. M. HIKOHMAN, Secretary.
rys s * J*r- Weder’s Chestnut. Springs Water
•L 3 CURE, at Chestnut H 11, Philadelphia county,
Pa. jad-ly ’
Office of the Frankford & Somhwark
UvS PHILADELPHIA CITY PABSENGER RAIL
ROAD, COMPANY, OHATHAM Street, below Fourth.
PtiiLADKLpaiA, Jan. 6. iB6o.—At a meeting of the
Directors, hfld THIS DAY, a Dividend of BIX PER
CENT, on the capital stock was declared, payable to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, at the
office of the Company, on and after January 15th.
The Transfer Books will be closed unUl the 15th inst.
jafl-Ot OUAB. B. ABBOTT, Secretary.
ty~p» , Worth Branch Canal Company.—Notice*
LL3 The Stockholders of the North Branch Canal
Company will hold their Annual Meeting at the office
of the Comptny, In Athens, on WEDNESDAY, 10th
of January, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. M
At which time and place an Election will be held for
Officers of Baid Company, to servo the ensuing year.
D. MITCHELL, Jr., Secretary.
ATan»a, Dec. 23,1858. jtd-126
rfsgs» Jayne’s Hall Prayer Meetings—Notice
lks Owing to a previous engagement of the Hall, the
business men’s union prayer meeting win
be held until farther notice, In the BANSOM-STREET
OBURCH, (rear of the new hotel.)
All ate oordially Invited to attend, and the meeting
Is open for All to take part who are members or any
Evangelical Church, • d2O-tf
rvTS» Safeguard Inam
YORK AND PENN!
Street, Philadelphia, and 11
The annual toeetlngrof th<
pacy, heldat their office, ii
DAY, December lath, 1858
were elected Director a there
Jacob N. Keeler,
Praneis Blackbarae,
Robert p. Kins,
JS.B. English, .
George H. fieri*,
Hubert 11. Clerk,
Joseph B. fitidfeld,
John Prentice,
Edward WUer, - .
P. K. Bfrckhead,
William E: Porbea.
Daniel Mewmore,
At A subsequent meetinj
KEELER,Jtsq., was nnani
and Henry R. foots 8601
Squires, Esq., wasappomted
this Company at the city of:
dW-tro . HENR’
rnnce Company ©t Now
fBYLVANIA, 409 WALNUT
12 WALL Street, New York,
te Stockholders of this Com
in Philadelphia, on MON
>B, the following gentlemen
fof for the ensuing year:
Hon 8. B. Cashing,
Charles I*. Wstroas,
A. V. Btont,
Ellhu J. Baldwin,
J A. H.Haahroaok,
Aaron Oloee,
John M. Beach,
Henry B. Poote,
hlatthew Kelley,
M. Rader,
Alexander 0. Lawrence,
Alfred Clapp, '
of the Board, JACOB N.
imonsly elected President,
;retai7 thereof, and Solah
id attorney and counsellor of
fNew York.
\Y R. POOTK, Secretary. ■
Retail SDrij ©ooda.
jgJVENING DRESSES
JUST RECEIVED
BIOH ILLUSION BOOBS)
Do. ORBNADINK (Jo.
i ,, Do. BILK do.
BAYADBRBS, &o
■ '<fi»Pß«i- v di,OAKS AND SHATYLS.
• J - THOS. W. EVANS & CO.,
818 l>qS 820 OIIBSTNUT Strtat.
JXotiua.
IST THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
OITY- AMD COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
The Washington Star Savings Puod and loan Asso
ciation vs. Andrew Longbridge, J/taj Levari Paola»of
lecaoibflt*Terni, JB5B, No. 66.
The Auditor Appointed by the Court to report distri
bution of the laud in Coart, raised by the Sheriff’s
sale (under the above writ,) of
Ail those curUlo messuages or tenements aod lot 1 or
piece of ground (composed of three contiguous lota or
pieces of ground) situate on the northwestwardly side of
Benton street (formerly called Hopkins* Court,) be*
tween School and William streets, In the Sixteenth
ward Qt the oity of Philadelphia; beginning at the
distance of 135 feet northeastwardly from the said
William street, containing In front or breadth together
on the /laid Benton street fifty-four feet, and extending
that breadth northwestwardly in length or depth »ixty
feotj sold as the property of the above named de
fendant, and more particularly described in the afore
said writ—will attend to the duties of his appointment
at his office, Mo. 249 South Sixth street, In the city of
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the 25th of Jaonsry, 1959,
at 4 o’olock P. M , when and where all parties in
terested are required to present and prove their claims
or be debarred from, all participation in said food.
JOHN F. BItINTON,
Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
oitv and county op Philadelphia.
Eatft’e or Minor Children of HORATIO ETCING.
The Auditor appolntsd to audit, settle and adjust
the acocunt of Hyman Qrati, Guardian of BAMtJKL
MARX ETTIhG, EDWARD I.3BTTINQ, and FRAN
-018 EITING, Minor Children or Horatio Ellin*, ts
stated by Rebfcca Grata. suivlviof Executor o( Hyman
Grafs deceased, aad to report distribution of the
balance in blshands. will attind frr th\t purpose, at
the Office of Geo. W Biddle, Esq., No 204 Booth
FIFTH Street. In the city or Philadelphia, on THURS
DAY AFTERNOON. January 37,1859, at 4 o’clock.
I*l4 imw&t* OHAB. R. LEX, Auditor.
ani) QEopnrincrsljipg.
TOOTIOE.—J. D. HOOVER (lato U. S.
il Marshal for the District of Columbia) haß asso
ciated him. elf with WALTER D, DAVIDGE, Coun
sellor at Law. Business before the TJ. S. Supreme and
Circuit Courts, the Court of Claim*, and the Executive
Departments promptly attended to. Address DAVIDGB
Sc HOOVER, LOUISIANA Avenue, Wash'ogton City.
J 14-tf
IVOTICE.-The subscribers have this'day
1 1 formed a Copartaership, under the same and firm
or TnOVPSON & JRNKINfI. at No 628 MARKET
Street* sooth side, below Sixth, for the purpose of con
ducting the Wholesale Straw-Hoods Business.
BAML.B THOMPSON.
SAM.L.U. JKNS.INB.
jel3-3t#
Ist ino.loth,lBso
tf^OPAKTNEKSHIP. —Tha undersigned
v h&ve »ie n Qiat«4 themselves, for the transsctiou
of a general Dry Goods Commission Business, under
the ftrtn or BBItfTON & and bvra
UVou the store No. 829 CHUB TNUT Street, abore
Third. ». D. BBINTON.
J. KDNDRIOK.
ja!2-6t*
Philadelphia, Jim. 11th, 1859.
Copartnership.—The undersigned
\j have this day formed a copartnership, under the
firm of HOOPK3 & DAVIS, for the transaction of the
Hat, Gap, Far, and Btraw-Good* ItoßlneßS, at No. 19
Boath.PODRXU Street, up stairs
BERNARD A. HOOPEB,
. JOSEPH M. DAVIS.
Philadelphia, Jan. Bth, 1859 Jall-126 it
F. TO
\j lITAB has this, day associated with him JAMES
OABBTAIHB, Jr , for the transaction of the “ Import
fog Wtao and L qu'ir Business,” under the name and
firm of JOSEPH P. TOBIAB & 00., Nos. 206 and 208
South FRO.nT Street.
January 1,1869.' ja!o*l2t
j\OTIOE. —ATWOOD SMITH hoa this day
Ll been admitted to an interest in our business. The
style of the firm to remain the same.
MARTIN & SMITH.
Philadelphia, January 1, 1869. j»10-6t#
CABINET FURNITURE and BILLIARD
TABLSB
MOORE A CAMPION,
No. 501 KOUTH SECOND 8 *‘RRET,
in connection with their extensive Cabinet Business,
are now manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on hand a fail supply, finished with
MOORE A CAMPION’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which arc pr ncuncoil by ail who havo used them to be
superb r to all others.
For the quality and flaißh of these Tables ilia manu
facturers refer to their numerous patrons throughout
tbe Union, who are fiinili&r with the character of their
work. jail Ora
ZOLLICKOFFER’ 8 ANTI-RHEUMATIC
CORDIAL is the only effectual remedy ever placed
be'oTO the public a* ft eertftU and Tillable cure lor IN
FLAMMATORY or OHRONIO RHEUMATISM This
preparation has curod tbou-ands who have been af
flicted with Rheumatism in Us most painful form, and
we are daily in'receipt of letters and certificates of as
tonlsbing and remarkable cares. All who have tried
tbo CORDIAL speak in tbe most laudable tormß of its
efficacy. Fall drections nud eutiro satisf ction given
to the Rheumatic sufferers Prepared by THEOIORR
BILKS, Chemist, N.E.cor. PINK and BIXI'H Streets,
Philadelphia. jaU-am
Lost OR STOLEN—On the 7th lust., a
POUTKMONNAtE, confining $l5 in money, a
Certificate (No. 816) of 12 shares of Btock of the Con
solidation Bank; 2 shares of the Association of Ruteh
ersand Drovers, (No 846,) and other valuable papers,
of no use to any one but the owner The finder can re
tain the money by sending the hook and papers to the
office of The t re.is dSO-th m-4w#
JTFASHINOTON MILLER, ■
• BUOOBB3DR TO M&ftOUS BAST,
BOOKSELLER, STATtONER, AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
No, 2Q4 NORTH THIRD BTREKT,
Becond door above Race street.
Blank Books for Banks, Insurance Companies Mer
ch'nts, Ao , of all descriptions of Rultau and Bindiug,
manufactured to order. *
I Magazines and other miscellaneous books bound iu
1 gOTd style, jal2-3t*
Jnatttwue fiCoinpanwa.
statement op the .affairs of
o?irU?LAnKl°Pnr? I i UAl ' I . Nro , RArfO B COMPANY
oMttOh»*#^: ,PnlA ’ “ confoimlt y with » piovialon
ms, to Jim- .
«/1,186a i $M2,823 68
PKBMIBM3 earned oaM.rlne and miand
LO&SEB, Return Premiums, Relnsurancea,
' ixprfnses, and Commissions during the '
; flame period, and bad debts..,, $194,C20 81
*. 1 ABBKtB OJt THE COMPANY, January!, Igfig" —
0,000 Pennsylvania 6 per cent. Loans, cost • $5*055
10,000 Phlladelphi&Olty 0 per cent. Loans, lo’aoo
7,000 City of; Pittsburg 6 • *« 3 « 3*790
7,000 do. . b “ » , U 5,800
41,620 Camden and Amboy Railroad 6 per ’
‘ '.cent. Bonds... 41,713
14,610. Chesapeake and Delaware Canal 6
per cent. 80nd5..,,,, “ 14.610
6,000 North Pennsylvania Railroad 6 per
cent. 80nd5.,... 3,760
100 shares North Poona Railroad...... li 6,000
117 •« , Philadelphia Bank.“ . 14.7C0
87 - Delaware Mains) iMuraoe*
Company... ... u 2,175
40 li Delaware Railroad Companyl,ooo
Sundry stock of Steamboat and Tele-'
graph Companies, and Certificates
of Profit in Mutual Insurance Com
pany..* 13,077
Estimated value of the above..., $100,640
Cash on baud... » 036
Bills Receivable. .......... 66,938
Due the Company for unsettled Premiums.
Salvages, and other a000um5....... 77,678
■ BIOUAItD S. SMITH, Bnuldeht,
Jos. CohUS}*, Beorctary. j.14-12t
■ !P“ At a meeting ot the Bcrlphoidera of tho Union
— lD8l i , “ n08 Oorapmy of Philadelphia, held at
their Office January 10,1859, the following gentlemen
were elected to aerro ae Birector# for threo years;
Blchard a. Smith, Godfrey Ireytag,
Hugh Campbell, hills Yarn.ll,
Oharles Veatn, Ihomaa Miles,
. Johnß. Twells, Albert Wor 011,
and George W. Bernsdon for two years,
Who, with :
, S' Dt ‘, to S et ’ John H. Irwin,.
Yranols Toto, Henry Lewie, Jr.,
A. B. Boris, , Wm.G. Kent,
Samuel Grant, Edward L. Clark,
■ Charles Dutiln, Georgs Lewis,.
Newberry 4. Smith, D. Salomon. .
, -Charlea.ifewbold,. J P.Steiner, ,
... , „ H. P Robinson,
consulate the Board Directors.
_* nd • “ e Btin gof th e Directors, held January llth,
2869, RICHARD b. SMITH, Esq., was unanimously re
eleoted President. "
J aU 3t * JOfl. COLLISON, Secretary.
TJIXHIBIT OP THE BUSINESS AND
MU CONDITION of the
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY OP
THE STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA.
VOB TBS VIBOH.XB.iB BBDIW3 NO7HKBSR 30TH, 1858.
, INCOME.
Amount received for Fire Premi
o®* :....Li.534,05T 39
Amount received for Interest..., 9 250 76
“ “ for Sundries.... *2B 67
EXPENDITURES. ?43,83 ° 72
Fire Losses paid....... $7,464 61
Commissions, Reinsurance, and
returned Premiums, 5,292 10 -
Expenses of all kinds, Rent, Sola
ties, Taxes, Ao 12,266 67
525,013 18
• Sobm,os.. $18,817 64
„ assets op COMPANY, DEC. 3isr, 1858.
Cash In Tradesmen's Bank $lB 686 82
“ Drawer .......... *i6o 60
“ Hands of Agents 1,162 u
Number of Shares of Stock of alt kinds owned by iftg
Company, and the par and market value thereof. *
260 shares Pennsylvania M’ktval J
. BaJlrcsd... $12,600 $10,760
lßOshareaNorthPa. R..'. 7,600 1,850
■ - - $l2 100 00
Bonds of all kind* owned by the Company, and the
par and market value thereof.
- r . _ . Af’Atral.
Masonic L0an............ $2,350 •
Missouri State Loan 17,000 16,800 *
m - 17,650 00
Temporary Loans of the Company secured
by collaterals (chtefiy bonds) ,with a mar
gin exceeding 16 per cent, on amount'
. lowed 24.621 66
Amount of Loans on Bondi and Mortgages,
being the first Ilea on improved Real
Estate in the city of Phila., worth more
than double the amount of said mortgages 119 300 00
Assessments on Stock paid, 9186,600 . .TT..
« « « not paid....’....,.., 28,600 00
Instalments on Stock not called for, and
for which the Stockholders are individu
al!/ liable under the provisions of the
Charter of the Company 800,000 00
Total assets of the Company, Dec. Ist, '68.. $607,169 62
The undersigned Auditing Committee, having ex-'
aminedthe foregoing statement And the same to be
correct. JOHN M. BUTLER, :
JOHN K. WALKER, i
Dr. DAVID JAYNE, President.
JOHN AI. WHITALL, Vice President. '■
Bamcbl 8. Hook, Secretary. jal3 6t
OF THE RELIANCE MUTUAL
\J INSURANCE COMPANY OP PHILADELPHIA.
No 303 WALNUT St.—Jaavißr 8, 1869.
The following statement of the affairs of this Com
pany, os tbs 31st of December, 2868, is published la
pursuance of the Charter, via t
To capital Stock paid 1n,..,..*,. $176,950 00
Cert ficatesof Profit,converti
ble int0fit0ck.............. 98100
' $177,931 00
To Contingent Aceounts for Pra*
mlums on Eire Risks out- - ,
standing Deo 81,1867 66,611 28 '
*« PireßisksreceivedinlB63... 41,646 21
98,166 49
“ Interest Account, net, re
ceded In 1868 11,280 21
“ Policies, Transfers, and other
profits 1,814 34
** Profit and Loss, Dec. 31,1867. 13,676 04
By Losses by Fire paid 1n1888... 12,767 23
*• Re-losurances at Baltimore
and Cinctanit’, Return Pre
miums, Ac 4,164 18
(< Expenses, including Agencies
and Taxes 9,467 24
Remaining with tbe Company *..5276,478 43
Which Is invested as follows, viz:
In First Mortgages on City Pro
perty, worth double the
amount $164 600 00
“ Penna. R. R. Co.’a 6 perct.
2nd Mortgage Lean $30,000 00 27,900 00
“ Allegheny Co fiperct.Penna.
B R. L0an....... 10,000 00
“ City of Phllada 6 per ct. Pa.
B R Loan 6,000 00
“ Penna R. R Co.’s Stock ... 4,000 00
<< Stock of the Reliance M. In
surance C0.....' 19,160 00
cc Btock of the County Fire In
surance Co 1,060 00
<< Btock of the Delaware M. H.
Insurance Co 160 00
Union M Ins Co.'a 80rin.... 680 00
?» Bills Repairable 30,373 43
“ Book accounts, accrued Inte
rest, 4o 7,811 04
<< Cash on hand 16 563 06
The Directors have, THIS DAT, declared a Dividend
of SIX PER CENT, on the Capital Stock of the Com
j>any, and on the Certificates of Profits outstanding, for
be year ending December 31, 1868, without deduction
for State Tax. payable in cash to the Stockholders, os
and after tbe 12th instant.
Also, a Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., payable pro
rata on tbe Ospttal Btock and Premiums earned out of
the profits of the Company for the year ending Decem
ber 81,1868. for which certificates or Profits, bearing in
terest, will be delivered to the Stockholders, |nd to the
tailored entitled to receive the same under the pro
visions of the Charter, on and after the 12th instant.
No certificates will be isea*d for aoy Itss sum than
ten dollars, nor for any fractional pert of one dollar.
Sams less than ten dollars, and not less than one dol
lar, arp oredited to the insured on the books of the
Company, and it within any period of ten years, tbe
said credits amount to ten dollars, certificates therefor
will be issued.
Certificates of Profit are liable, tquaily with the
Capital Stock, for the losses end engagements of the
Company, and may be converted into Capital Btock at
any time, at the option ol the holder.
ja!2-12t-if B. M. HINOHMAN, Secretary.
FULTON’ 8 INSURANCE, ADJUSTING*
AND COLLECTING OFFICE.
No. 608 OHESINUT STREET,
Fsm.iDxi?ou.
The undersigned having been practically engaged for
a number of years In different capacities of the Insu
rance business—for several years la adjusting losses
exclusively for the Insurance Companies—.now offers his
services to those sustaining Loss or Damage by Fire to
property Insured in making out their proofs of such
IoBS or damage in full compliance with the latrleate and
cunning conditions of Policies of Insurance, in such a
manner as to obviate plea or excuse for reduction or
litigation by companies so inclined, or others.
He is assisted by the best legal counsel in Philadel
phia, and will give particular attention to the Collec
tion of Claims against Insurance Companies. !
It is known by many who have sustained loss by fire
to property insured, and ithss also been the experience
of the undersigned, that policies are frequently declared
partially or entirely void at a certain time after a fire
occi\re, in consequence of carelessness or mismanage
ment In effecting the Insurance, or for some other c&UBe,
which, although an important fact, is scarcely ever dis
covered or thought of, until it la too late, in order to
avoid such disastrous occuirences, the undersigned
will also effect Insurance in any Companies desired,
and examine policies effected by others (in most esses)
free of extra charge
Parties sustaining loss or damage by fire, as above,
will find It to their interest to consult the undersigned
as sooa after the fire as passible.
d22-lmif# JAMES FULTON.
totatcljes, Jcwclrn, &c.
Bailey & 00.,
VORMBRLt
BAILEY & KITCHEN,
Have removed to their new Fire-proof, White Marble
Store,
819 CHESTNUT STREET,
NORTH BIDE, BELOW THE GIRARD HOUSE,
Now opening their Fall Stock of
IMPORTED JEWELRY, PLATED WARES, AND
FANOY GOOD 3,
To which they invite the attention of the public.
SILVER-WARE, WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND
PEARLS,
AT WnOLEBILB AND RETAIL,
auU-if tf
EDWARD EVERETT.
“ The Pennsylvania Institute, for the encourage
ment of Apprentices and Amateurs in fngenuity and
Design,” have engaged Mr. Everett to deliver his new
leoture on the life, character, and genius of
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
AT TIIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON TUURBDAY EVENING, 27th. THIS BfONTH.
Notice of the time and place for the sale of Tickets
will be given In a few days. jalS-tf
RUSSIA. AND AMEKIGAN TAKKED
Cordage, .aaorted sizes, raanuraotured and for sale
byWKAVBit, HTLKR, A. 00 , No. S 3 North WATBB
Street, aad SSNortk WHARVSB. . j.li
£ot Sate and to £et.
acres of land*
AJ in s ,l ? ( £ l t? e . nn ®J , . ,ee > B ** r Nashville. Soil rich
anq productive, looatlou very desirable near to mills,
stores, and churches, Will be sold low for cash, or ex-
<ot fife PMWrty or any kind of saleable mer
chandise. Title perfect. Address ** ' ,
, P.miBLBUT, this Office.
MO HE A P BENTS— Two. three-story
Brick H0U983, with Back BuHai n .i aithato oi
waataide of NIHTU Siraat, halow Oathirica Thaw
Houaea are in a highly reaj)ecUble neighborh o(>l ,aod
the rents have been reduced since the money
over $lOO per .annum. They ara iu an elevated sltua--
tioa, in a healthy neighborhood. The low Bents make
them, very .desirable for' clerks in'banks, and'store
keepers in central situations, who wish to reduce their
expenses; A line'of Omnlbure's, to and from
the Exchange, pass the bouses every five minutes, and
th» Tenth-street .Railroad runs within , one, square.
They are well finished, and have all the modern im
provements ? water intheyard,kitcbenand bathhouse,’
and gas throughout the house. . They are In good re-
Jii J « ai r!? ba kept so,as loeg as thereat Ib panda
£££.' wfil.be rented.to good tenants at $226
The same class of houses, in a more central
Bituafoa, wonld bringf4ooas6oo. ‘Apply to • '
i laio o»* G. W. CARPENTER,
J»I2 Bt* 737 MARKET Street.
$193 948 81
fiaJHSP? „^ AD . 0P VEEMOIfT
drirera.i and good style. Can
■ss^sss.&d!s: * tha wltMA !ssr
SJtobe to rent. - ; —:
V A HANDSOME BTOBB,
orjjV/iUIO/IiMiDSM. Bent,s9oo. '" amlTaMmla >>
A WELL LIGHTED FOURTH STORY BOOM.
Flit/ br Thirty Feat ’
‘ ON NORTH STREET
! Apply to .
!, „ „ JONES, WHITE, fc- MoCOBDy.
: . No; 628 AROH Straat,
•m
J
New ijJnbluntions.
\J\TB. AT WILL HE DO WITH
■/’ BULWER’S long.expedted Novel" is now cou
plet® in one volume, aud for sale THIS MORNINCh
HOLT»fI DAUGHTER. By tho Author of
v Kathle Brand.’*
j. SIDNEY. Amoit ebaralng Biography,
the first edition of which was sold In ten daw.
nOUBBTO LET. By Charles-Dickens.
THE NEW PRIEST IN CONCEPTION BAY. 2
vols.,coth. . - .
, the noma of fbanobs annb kemblb. Com
pete fn one volume.
1 ROBEBTaOH'B LBdTDBES, ADDRESSES, 4c. A
Anthor or the Sermon.. ’
»iSSS DUPP|®IR!B IN HIGH LATI-
Polanttcßiona SQ ficcount ' of B yacht voy&go to the
i IP” In aaaitton to all the books, which are
received „ aoon at isaaed, tre have constantly on hand
.a IaAROE and vjlbibd assortment of books la event
,DBpAaTM#NropUTSBAToaB. It his been, and always
,w»» be, our constant aim to keep on hand a large stock
of the bßst' editions of the bss* aothosb, and in
binZiag to Bait every purse and every fancy. We can.
therefore.'c.iifldedtJr say that all those wishing to pur
ch^f,a books of any description may be sure to find the
right kind, at the right prices, at our establishment.
... hazard brothers,
,724 CHESTNUT Street. -
Going to the opera.-a ib W words
addieaaad to ptofeasora of tho Ohriatian faith,
showing tho, incongruity of each a profoaalou with ut
tondanoo upon the Opora. In paper covers 6 cents per
copy, or one dozen for £0 cents. * •
Just published and for sale by
THIS AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION,
» ■ . 1121GHJBBTNUT Street.
PENTECOST i Or, THE WORK OF GOD
■IN PHILADELPHIA. Pamphlet, Bvo, lDcenta
BOOBRING OP THE WHITE* HORSE; Or, The
Long Vacation of a Lcndon Clerk. By the author of
Tom flrovn’a School Da.a. ■ °
POOR GOBPNIB. llmo.
> *o® HBIGETS OP MDKLBURG, By Helen Hal
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.h T , H S, BA . NK i OI, NEW YORK, ! vrlth an account of
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Bvo I,E ANB LiBOBS 0V WNISL BAKBB, D/D,
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YOUNG MEN 8 1011 THOnOHT - A BOOK JOB
Tor sale at low prices by -
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J* l4 No. 60S CHESTNUT Street..
T IffDSAT & BLAKISTOK* LATEST
JLd PUBLICATIONS. 1 -*•«-
! THE LIFE OF MRS. VIRGINIA HAL® HOPE
MAN, late of the Protestant Episcopal Mission to
Western Africa. By tue Rev. George ,D. Gammas,' D
D., Rector of-flt. Peter's Church. Baltimore. With a
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plain doth, 76 cents j in full gilt. $l.
2.
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Hc&eerer. '
In one volume, 16mo. Price, In doth, slain, 75
cents; in cloth, gilt $l. . .
8. ,
QUAINT SAVINGS AND DOINGS CONCERNING'
LTJTHCE, Golleoted and arranged. • By the Rev. John;
G. Morris, D. D., author of “ The Blind Girl of Wlt-i
tenberg,” &e , &o /
I vol., lOmo. Price 76 cents..
PALESTINE—PAST AND PRESENT, A work of
enduring value. Elegantly Illustrated. By the Rev. :
Henry 8 Osborn, A. M. ,
In one volume. Royal Bvo. )
MCOANDLISH'S LIFE IN A RISEN SAVIOUR.'
12mo, doth. Price $l. ' i
LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, , !
, __ „ Publisher* and Booksellers,.
Ja24 28 South SIXTH Street, above Chestnut. ;
0 WHOLESALE MERCHANTS A NB
RETAIL STOREKEEPERS. > !
, 8 000 COPIES I 3.000 COPIES !! ;
“LAriJ'B* SHOPPING GUIDE AND HOUSE- 5
KEEPERS I COMPANIONS* Price 26 cents. 3,000
more copies of the above popular Manual will be is
sued from press on or before 6th prox., and will
tain, in addition to Us former matter, Ust of Officers of
the Banks. Issu&ancx Goxpakiss, Saving Ponds, to
gether-with correct list of U.-fl Watt OfVlOsbs.- This
work has had a decided success, and its value as a per-'
manta* advertising medium is beyond dispute, inch
new- advertisements as are best to the Office, 810
CHESTNUT Street, (3d floor,) will be inserted at for
mer" rates. Sevsral Wholesale Houses hare already
purchased hundreds of copies, (some having their cards.
in gold,on back cover,) for distribution to their cus
tomers, sod we are still prepared to furnish sush or
ders. With this edition we shall reise taking new ad
vertisements for 1869, and shall close Its forms on the
20th Instant. - • it *
■ 25,769 60
SSQ2 4 867 08
f'IROPSEY* AMERICAN SCENERY.—i
Just received, the following beautiful American
Views, by J. F. Qropaey, beautifully chromolitho
graphed after the original paintings, and
mounted on card bora d*. in a handsome portfolio. They
are the moit beautiful views of American Scenery ever
produced;
AUTUMN ON THE DELAWARE RtVTR.
NEW YORK CITY FROM WEttHAWKSN.
LiE* ONTARIO, NEW - ■
NIAGARA FALLS, THE AMERICAN FALLS FROM
BIDDLE’S STAIR OAiE. *
26,378 65
WHITE MOUNTAIN LAKE SCENERY. NEW
Hampshire. i
THE Bay OF NEWPORT. BHODE ISLAND.
NIAGARA FALLS FROM PROWKOT POINT.
CONNECTICUT RIVER SCENERY.
C.J. PRICE &00., !
Importers of English Books, Ac.,
j*l4.3t 83 Bonth SIXTH Street, above Chestnut. •
JJIKOTAt.
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS
EATS aSMOTSB
From their old stood, 45 Bonth SECOND street, to
795 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Retail Department will ba closed for & few
weeks. jal3-tf
J^EMOVAL.
$276 478 43
KELLY & DOHERTY,
Nave removed to
81 and 33 SOUTH FIFTH StRE&T,,
OHR DOOR ABOVB OQBBTMDT,
January 7th, 1869.
Dr. moallister',
No. 263 North ELEVENTH Street, below Vine.
rniLADiLFsia, ja3-12t*
JJ^EMOVAL.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAS
REMOVED TO No. 1126 CHESTNUT STREET,
THIRD DOOR BBLOW TWELFTH.
South Side,
Where he is prepared to execute all orders in his line,
having on hand a full supply of GOODS for Gentle
men’s wear.
SAMUEL H. MATTSON,.
*2&-Sm-lf No. 1126 CHESTNUT Street.
V* EMOVAIi.—THE UNDERSIGNED has
XV removed to No. 68 North FOURTH street, (late
HENRY COHEN’S.) second house above Merchant’s
Hotel- GEORGE A. MILLER,
jal-lm* Wholesale Druggist
dhC nriri and $lO,OOO to invast on Mort
qpt/.UUU g.'ga ol Oitjr Property. Apply »t the
oils, if JAMES H OASTLB,
l»12-8t* Mo. 116 Bonth FIETH St.
(ft |Q flfift l° an oa hrst-class City
fjp LiVjUl/U Property, in one, two, or three
sums of not less than $4,000 May remain for several
years. Whl. MoLEAN, Conveyancer,
jal2 3t# 152 Bouth FOURTH St.
a-A flfUt TO LOAN, In sums to suit
tJyeJVjVJvFvJappUcanta, upon Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry, Guns, Merchandise, Olothing, Ac , on mode
rate terns, by JONES A CO., Brokers, N. W- cornet
THIRD and GABKRLL Streets, below Lombard. Es
tablished for the last 35 years. Office hours from 7A.
M. to 7 P.M. d!7-lm If
CJTEEL-FEAME SILK AND'GINGHAM
O UMBRELLAS. »nd the Psrsgon Fox’s Patsnt, and
.11 other style, and kinds, “”£^l;,
jalß-St* No. 2 North FOURTH Street, Phlla.
Gingham umbrellas, with steel
frames and white handles, neat and light, for
Ladles and Missel. JOSEPH FUSSELL,
N. W. cor. FOURTH and MARKET,
jal3-3t* Philadelphia.
T F. ROLLER,
'l* FRENCH BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
No 27 South NINTH Street, third door above Chest
nut, Philadelphia,
Begs to inform bia friends and the publio generally
that he has opened Tlusineis on his own account, as
above, where he will always be happy to receive a con
tinuation of their favors. As the senior partner of
: the late firm of Rollur. Sc Bozior, probably no othir
guarantee is necessary to an appreciative public of his
entire ability to fill all orders in his line with the ut
most satisfaction. Remember the number: 27 South
NINTH Street, third dooraboveChestnut. jalS-2m*
JOY, COE & CO.’ 8 '
ADVFRTIBING AND COMMISSION AGENCY,
489 CHESTNUT St., 2d floor, Philadelphia, and
Tribune Buildings, New York.
JOY, COE, & CO are the Agents for the most iq
flnentlsl and largely circulating Newspapers in the
United Btates and theCa'.adas They are authorized
to receive advertisements and subscriptions at the lowest
rates. ja7-fmAw-rp-3m
fiAS STOVE, manufactured toy W. F.
VK SUAW, of Boston, and pronounced by those who
have used them a good article. For sale by
j»Wt AKQHSR) WARMER, WI, * G9 f
ftemoDate,
TAILORS,
East side,
itloncjj.
Umbrellas.
Ittunts.
000-*WANTEIM-A PARTNER,
ifUjUUv* with the above amount,' to go West.
Address ’) BUSINESS,” at thiaOffica. ja-U-St*
a firat-rate;Book-keepor,— r
-TIT a SITUATION.. The very boat reference wpl ~;
be given. at thisjQffice,■ ■ jsl4-3t»; . T
T^'ANTBD— By a, a Situa- u
v;f tionjn some large Wholesale House. HeiaweU
.nBar c Hy-*ad some far trade;'Has
sold $70,000 to ins own trade of dry goods .itf one yesr. :
The best eity reference given.’ Address SALESMAN >
No I, at this Office/ . , ;r
V%/"ANTED-~ln a Wholesale ‘ Silk and .
** Straw House,-an active/intelligent LAD, of
business Unexceptionable re- i
1 No ' 481MARk.aT B>reet,,,,
SALESMAN in.a Dry
wlio Home In Market atreat. ,To one
BbeiifeawSm « l*W ■»* and afr-mehtha trade a
oaw) • - T 111 b ® S 1 ™ 1 ?, Addrew Bo* 1688 Boat
AGENCY
mania tp boot,Trah« to unit* with m« of civSSr
f°^ <: “P sclt J r i , “ *&» eßtabliehmeiit of v tmlneia wh^h
npio&ctlTeof iHwproato, n no llakl .
An eqdal amount of maos will bn Teqnlwd oftbe new
man, who-»m be expootodto attend to So book*,
finance*,-to. - ’
Thoageney Has satisfied Itself of the chiraoter aol
competency of. the advertising patty, .and the value of
the undertaking, and confidently cpnuaendaboth to the
consideration oi, those who won d make money 'out of
iterate means. Apply from 9to 31 A.M.- v or fromfiv
to 6 E. M. • -- I ‘mv • : < j*l3-Bt*
a Dry-Goods-iOomndsfifori
f * House, a LAD, from 16 to 36 years
ia of applioant, BgxNo>.
ig4o, Philadelphia post Office.- ~ - t „ ”jall-4t /
A SALESMAN WANTED In aDiy Goods
3?T Jobbing' House'. /One' who Is’well acquainted •;
witij, andean sell largely ,to the city, and near trade*- .
Mdtaaa “ Box HTe,». Philadelphia Boat Office, with
real name. '* • <■■■•■ r ■..? i r j jifi-tf ' *' l
united states :
Rfy.ft7 A 1 * **”—Able-bodied, unmarried men, to whom'
ill S IX.?™ ?. 00d £V> 6om4 ' Nothing, &nd medial -
{’ey from *l3 to $22 per manth.: No
MmraTKD Apply for
No - 817 *ABBW. nS«M,
above Eighth. north aide. - I. N. Moons •
aplf-tf let Lieut, let Pr*gpom t Becruitlng Officer.,
BoarMtiaV
OOAJJDlNG.—Desirable, BOARD; in ' a
mj> private family, with elegant Booms—wOlberented
SeTe i*L? er i ona ofMspeotabQity. Address Mr.B.,
Office of The Press. , , jalft-St*
■A CONNECTICUT LADY, experienced ■
f* fa Teaching, wishes to obtain a few young ladies j
&J’ o *?*’- educate, ,-Por particulars,} address,
j* Teacher,” at this Office.for one week. ;jal2-2t* '
fino. LET—A handsome .CHAMBES,;fo a
<X single Gentleman, with Gas, Bath, Breakfast, and
£?£;„& ie S aired > wltt * private family. Apply 709
BANBOM Street. _ jalS-et* -
Amusements. ! ",
;|||KS. D. P. BOWERS’ B WAJiNUT-ST.'.
(J -"X THEATRE, comer of NINTH and WALNUT
Streets • ’
; THIS (Friday) EVENING,' January If,-1860, •i •, r
j The performance will commence with lbs new Pl*7 of:
} .. WOMANS HEABTJ \ i, . , ' '
. Isolina, Miss Vandenhcff Bwlnbotirae.
, To conclude with hew Oomedietts, entitled
1 VICTIMIZING! r
, Prices of admission—Second Tier and family Qfrele.
«uid Third Tier,-36 cents; Barque*.B7X/cent»: Pretax
■ Circle, fip cents; Private Acaardtog to tkdir
locale,S3 ands 6; Single Seat!in Oroheetrtaodprivate
BoxeiyTficents, l. «:j j,
Poors open at half past 6 o’clock iOurtaia "*!*♦» at
T o’dook. ,T ■ •
MTHEATLEY & .CLARKE’* ARQH-ST*
Y,Y THSATHS.—William's. Fredericks:Acting i*d
Stage Manager.'7' * • * M '
THIS (Friday) EVENING; Jafmaiy’H, UftiM •/
'■ OTJB AMEBIC AN, OODRIK,' / •; v -V-
Asa Trenehard, our American Cousin, St. J. "
i Clarke; I>ord Pun dreary. Mr. Wheatliy. *■ *'* - -
THE DUMB 'MAN OP. MANCHESTER: 1 -OR'THE
■ ’ ' * EELON HEIB. . * .h t
Admission, 05 cts. Becured Seats In Press OfrclSi 37k>
«*; Orchestra Stalls, fiO ctr; Seats in FrirateßoxetVft
ets; Gallery, 13 ets; Galleryfor Colored Persons, afrctsi
Oolor * d Persons, £Beta;
Whole Private Box, $9. - ... •. - ,7. .. /
poors open at half past o’clock; eommmot at .7,
precisely. ■ •
[VATIONAL OIROUS, WALNUT STm
h V above EIGHTH—LEWIS B. LBNT,
THIB(Priday)EVENING. January, i 1
(fquestrian and Acrohatie Peats by the ' v k; ' ?
GSANP COMBINATION OP STABS! 5
The performance concluding with the PautmitiißO of »
JOCKO;.OB, THE CHIMPANZEE Of BRAZIL. Y
In which the
u MAN MONKEV« wili appw "
SCALE OE PRIOEB. r t
Press Circle and Fsrqnette. go oeata
Children ohder ten. years of age..,, gfi ' «
family Circle.,..**'
Por.rs open at quarter to 7 o’clock/ Performances
will commence at 7Ji•. . x > # ,
academy oe, music opera li
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Books published expressly for the Philadelphia Acade
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fOR SALE EVERYWHERE,
at the-redaced price of , - ...
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The public are respettfaHyastored that'tfcomum
«riU positively.consist of not more, th*n Bight Night*,
notwithstanding the numerous rnmora to the contrary.
PTO OLOMINI IN PHILADELPHIA.’
THIS BVJBNINQr at eight o’clock Doors open at 7if.
TBLB DAUGHTIiS 09, THB;KBGtMJSNS\ •
• ; > PICCOLOMINI, POBMBS, and TAMABO
Conductor.. ...gig MUZIO.
Seats to be had at the Box Office from 9 till 6; and at
the door, • - •, v
Reserved Seats. $2 .and $l, according to location. Ad
mission to Parquet, Parquet Circle. Balcony,'and Fa
mily Circle, $1; Amphitheatre,' 69 cents—for which
seats will be reserved. N. B.—The~ Family Circle is
united with the lower, part of the house. Holders of
tickets to the Family Circle will enter bythe.'saxne
general doors on Broad street, as those' to the Parquet
Qircfe. or Balcony. ' •
NOTICE.—To prevent effusion, on seating the au
dience, it has been arranged that all persons purchasing
a $1 Admission Ticket at the door, will receive a blank
cheeky on the exhibition ofwhich the usher'will furnish
them with a seat m either the Parquet Circle, Balcony,
or Family Olrole.
TO-MORBOW, BATUBDAY,
THE SECOND OF THE RIGHT NIGHTS OF THE
SEASON. . .
Most positively the Only Night of Mozut’s Opera in 4
.. Acts, of
LB.NOZ2B DI FIGARO.
(Figaro’s Marriage )
PICCOLO MINI and FORMES.
. M’LLE. GHIONI,,
Pritna Donna from her Majesty’s Theatres London, and
SIGNOR FLOBSNZA',
The celebrated Baritone,from the Italian Opera. Paris,
will make their first appearance in Philadelphia.
PICCOLOMINI a5..............5U5ANNA
GHIONT a5.......THE COUNTIES.
CARL FORMES FIGARO
FLORENZA..,.. as THE COUNT
The other roles by Med. BEHKKL, WEINMOH,
PEBRING, MULLER, MOHRA. BARRITINI. ‘
Conductor OABL ANSCHUTZ
Ou Tuesday MHle FICCOLOUINI g.ves
Concert in Baltimore.
Seats for “LeNozze di Figaro” msybe bai this
morning at the Academy, between the acts of to-night’s
Opera, aod to-morrow at the door
ON MONDAY, A POPULAR OPERA. '
ON WEDNESDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT FOUR'OF
THE SEASON, ;
First Night in Philadelphia of
THE HUGUENOTS.
Debut of LABOBD& and POXN3OT.
ja!4 tf POBMIS as MARCEL.
STANFORD’S OPES A HOUSE,
ELEVENTH Street, between Market and Chestnut
OPEN FOB THE SEASON. .
Bj the Largest Troupe,of
MINSfaSLS IN THE WOELH.
BANJORD’b OPSKA HOufiE
IHD TAB
BANfORH OHILBBBN,
Admittance 25 cents.
SIGNOR BLITZ.—ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGS. TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
COM.K ABU LAUGH. Come and see the Tunny
Blitx, the Amusing Blits, the Remarkable Blits, the
Laughing Blits, the Popular Blits, the BUti, who
makes all Happy.
PERFORMANCE EVERY EVENING, commencing
7K o’clock, and WEDNESDAY And SATURDAY AF
TERNOONS, at 3 o'clock.
Censlstlog or WONDERFUL METAMORPHOSB3,
astonishing scenes in Ventriloquism, the Learned
Canary Birds, and the Extraordinary Exhibition of the
Rope Dancer.
Admission, cents 5 Children, 13 cants. ja3
rpHE PENKSYLYAIOA ACADEMY OF
JL THE FINE ARTS, > •
No. 1026 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M.
lillfi P. M.
Admission 25 cents. Children 12 cents. •
Shares of Brook, entitling the holder's family to ad
mission &l all times, 930. , , dT-tf
MUSICAL FUND HALL.—THE GER
ITJ. MANIA OROHBSTRA will; commencet their
Public REHEARSALS on BATURDAY next. Not.
20th. Bingle Tickets 25 cents; a package or eight
tickets for fl, which maybe obtained at Andre’s, 1104
Chestnut street; Beck & Lawton’s, corner of Berenth
and Chestnut, and at the door of the Hall. The per*
formanca commences at 8K o’clock P.M. uolT-tf
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the
best class or English and french, guns,
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